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My camera and go imports nicely, however, the camera isn't where it should be in relation to the scene. Is this a camera rotation issue, or world space? Anyone else have this issue?
Either than that this script is a god send. Thanks!
For maya 2014
"# Error: TypeError: range() integer end argument expected, got float. # "
Change
min = cmds.playbackOptions(q=1,min=1)
max = cmds.playbackOptions(q=1,max=1)+1
to
min = int(cmds.playbackOptions(q=1,min=1))
max = int(cmds.playbackOptions(q=1,max=1)+1)
Used this script in Maya 2012 perfectly. Now trying to use it in the pipeline with Maya 2014 and getting this error:
"# Error: TypeError: range() integer end argument expected, got float. # "
anyone have an idea why?
Is there no way to get this script running with a command?? I´m using my custom menus, and just calling the python script is very simple, but as the menus are written in mel, it would be to much job getting the whole python script in there, with the convert python to mel functionality.
