Originally created by: losar...@gmail.com
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I'm able to run blur python 2013 on max 2014..
But the proper QT dll's are not being loaded..
Are there any plans to port blur python to max 2014?
Or is there a way to patch 2014 so I can also use QT and not just python?
Cheers,
Los
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Originally posted by: hen...@gmail.com
We are finishing up adding support for Max 2014.
We had to modify caddies.gup, and MaxQtBridge.dll to remove the non standard _AD_ naming convention for their qt dlls. This mo
We also had to switch to msvc2010 for compiling Qt, PyQt, and Blur_Python.
If you need to support older versions of max, you will have to install the msvc2008 versions of Qt/PyQt/Blur_Python into the standard locations(Ours are, c:\windows\system32\blur64, and c:\python27\lib\site-packages), and the msvc2010 Qt/PyQt/Blur_Python into the max folder(C:\Program Files\Autodesk\3ds Max 2014, C:\Program Files\Autodesk\3ds Max 2014\scripts\python\site-packages). For the Qt installer you will want to pass the flag /noRegisterPath when installing to the non standard location so it does not add that path to the path environment variable.
I have the BlurOffline installer set up like this if it detects older versions of Studiomax. If you only have Max 2014 installed, it will install msvc2010 to the standard locations.
We haven't started using Max 2014 in the studio yet, so this initial release hasn't been heavily tested.
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Originally posted by: hen...@gmail.com
New installers supporting Max 2014 are up.
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