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I think your sript is quite handy BUT there seems to be a some kind of bug that prevents one from including it in its userSetup.mel To be more specific, after entering the following line mfPowerPlay in my userSetup.mel i only get an error message of the following type,
hence the whole system prevents from loading. I am using Maya 2011 SP1 under Windows7
Is there a known bug ? May this be fixed so that I may inlude it in my startup mel script ?
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