madRecentCrashFile.mel 1.1.0 for Maya (maya script)

• karen villarreal said almost 13 years ago:

  En el Maya 2010 (mac) si funciono. Gracias esto me salvo de perder tono un proyecto !
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• Erkan Ozgur Yilmaz said about 15 years ago:

  allright I fixed it, the problem was, the script was executed before the MainFileMenu is build, so placing buildFileMenu() at the begining fixed the problem, here is the fixed version: global proc madRecentCrashFile() { buildFileMenu(); global string $gMainFileMenu; setParent -m $gMainFileMenu; menuItem -l "Recent Crashfile" -sm true -ia FileMenuRecentFileItems MCRecentCrashMenu; string $tmpPath = `internalVar -utd`; string $tmpFileList[] = `getFileList -folder $tmpPath -filespec "*.ma"`; $i = 0; for( $i = size($tmpFileList)-1; $i > size($tmpFileList) - min(10,size($tmpFileList)); --$i) { menuItem -l ($tmpFileList[$i]) -c ("file -f -options \"v=0\" -typ \"mayaAscii\" -o \"" + $tmpPath + $tmpFileList[$i] + "\""); } setParent -m ..; setParent -m ..; } madRecentCrashFile;
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• Erkan Ozgur Yilmaz said about 15 years ago:

  under winxp64 maya 2009 x64, I placed the source statement in the userSetup.mel, and it runs but all the other menuItems are gone now, I mean there are no other menuItems on file menu anymore...
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• e.anima said over 15 years ago:

  anyone tested this with maya 2009? if i execute it, my file menu is gone and only recent crash is in it.
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• servergod said over 16 years ago:
  Works also great with Win64 and Maya64 Version. Thanks man!
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• renderahh said over 16 years ago:

  seems to work for OSX. although i havent crashed yet, but the menu appears fine. nice script, very useful, thanks
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