Re: [Maya2osg-users] Updated Maya Export Scripts

[Peter W. <pp...@cg...>]

Currently I am working on the script and wiki, so I will have a look. I 
found already the export selected issue, but of the other error I was 
not aware. Are you talking about the one when changing to a different 
file type in the fileDialog ?

"// Error: file: F:/Documents/maya/scripts/osgFileExportOptions.mel line 
23: Cannot find procedure "maya2osg_eventExportCommand". //"

Cheers, PP

>   Hi Peter,
>
>   The pre and post export commands were called with the old code in 
> osgFileExportOptions.mel. I already changed that some days ago, but 
> they came back in one of the last SVN changes. Please, test it also 
> with the "File > Export all/selection" command when you change the 
> scripts.
>
>   I changed this in SVN, but there is still a problem with the Maya 
> "File > Export*" option. There is a syntax error that I don't know 
> where it comes.
>
>   As the system is perfectly usable with the shelf button, I'm going 
> to finish the other pending tasks before. If you have any idea about 
> where this problem is, help is welcome.
>
>
>   Regards,
>
>
> On Sat, Jul 9, 2011 at 12:15 AM, Peter Wrobel <pp...@cg... 
> <mailto:pp...@cg...>> wrote:
>
>     Hi,
>
>     I woked on the Maya UI scripts as announced. Now threre are more
>     Macros,
>     which should make it quite easy to add new Arguments and UI Controls.
>     Please test, and inform me about any Bugs.
>
>     Want to write the wiki entry about those Macros and usage tomorrow.
>     Javier, do you have a prefered place to add this entry ?
>     Would suggest one more maijor Topic e.g. "Developer Notes", wehere we
>     could write wiki information how to use features that we implemented.
>
>     Cheers, PP
>
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