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I copied the script into my Maya version script folder then ran Maya and enter the Python command, as you instructed, but I got that error as you see in my Script Editor in the attached screenshot
Cool that you got 2017, sadly Maya 2013 does not support PySide, it ships with Maya 2014 -->. I was on vacation but I got Maya 2017 from the IT-department at work today, will install it tomorrow and update the tool.
Cheers,
Will
cheers will, I was actually using 2013, I suppose your script doesn't support it, but i've got 2017 today, and I should run the update, thanks so much.
Hey,
Which version of Maya are you using? It seems like Autodesk updated Maya 2017 with PySide2, the tool was developed using PySide. I'll make an update soon.
Cheers,
Will
nvnoor
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