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You need to have the script where Maya can find it, such as: My Documents/maya/scripts.
From MEL you can open RandMats with:
callPython "RandMats" "openRandMats" {}
From Python you can open RandMats with:
import RandMats
RandMats.openRandMats()
Thanks for the reply.
I want to run it from mel but it doesn't seem to work.
If I type it like you did I, callPython "RandMats" "openRandMats" {}, I get error that there is no module named RandMats.
I then changed the capital R in "RandMats" to lowercase, "randMats" (as that is how you named your .py file) and ran it again and then I get this error:
# Error: AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'openRandMats' #
Any idea?
ekenryd
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