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Im sorry, but either I miss something, or this script cant be loaded?? Which command do u use to call it? I tried exploring the code, but my maya has a big problem with "menuLoco" ->// Error: Too many children in layout: menuLoco //
I'd like to resolve this issue, thanks :)
p.s. oh, well, seems its written to work on maya2011, doesnt load on maya2010 or below
If this works as expected, then I love you.
However, as I´m fairly new to maya, I´m not sure I understand what the above comment means with corrupt scenes, what are referenced objects? Like instances?
Hi,
I really like this script. I have been doing it through my own script without UI :)
Just to comment, object-shader-assignment in renderLayer can easily lead into corrupt scene especially when you have a referenced objects.
I normally do an override on the shadingEngine to plug a new shader on a newly created renderLayer.
Thank you
Ft
