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I’m struggling to work without this excellent tool - especially when dealing with proxies.
Since 2012’s been out for a couple of months now, anyone know if it’ll be released?
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It works, but fails to render icons or import anything making the props section useless.
For some reason, in 2012, the script is failing to generate slashes (Windows uses backslashes but I think Maya uses forward slashes???).
Anyway, instead of importing like this:
\\Servername\Directory1\folder2\etc\modelBank\filename.mb
It’s trying to do this:
ServernameDirectory1folderetcmodelBank\filename.mb
Steve’s code is too advanced for myself to figure out where it is going wrong. I haven’t heard from him either! :(
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Fixed with this mel, just have to run it all the time :)
optionVar -sv LT_importPrefix props; optionVar -sv LT_userImportPath “//server/etcc//modelBank/”; optionVar -intValue LT_RebuildUI 1; LT_UI;
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Hello
I’ve fixed the problem with the user selected path. It’s just a lign to change in one file:
file : LT_optionVars.mel
lign 628 :
optionVar -sv LT_userImportPath ($path[0] + "/");
change to =>
optionVar -sv LT_userImportPath (fromNativePath ($path[0] + "/"));
It’s in “ global proc LT_setUserImportPathName ()” function
The problem is that the path given with the fileBrowserDialog is in the OS style, and not in maya style. For exemple, in windows the path is
D:\BrainCandy\Fray\Resources\Environment\Aros
and in maya
D:/BrainCandy/Fray/Resources/Environment/Aros
The “ fromNativePath “ function set the path in maya style.
I hope this will be helpull.
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