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I have Maya in my Windows Environment Variable. and I still have the Command Dialogue poping up quickly but nothing is saved. At the end of the Variable value add a ';' and then add the path. Still not doing.
Renamed the scripts to .jsx extension.
Placed them in
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS5 (64 Bit)\Presets\Scripts\
I made sure the environment variable was directed towards Maya as lakmobes details above. (I had recently set this up so I could use the Render cmd within a .bat file).
Then started Photoshop CS5 64bit and there it was in File Scripts .
Thank you Reynier Gonzalez for a script I shall be using all the time.
A Command Dialogue pops up quickly but nothing is saved.
This is because Maya is not in your Windows Environment Variable
To Fix, go to Computer Right Click 'Properties'
click 'Advance System Properties'
Click 'Environment Variables'
Under System variables there should be a variable named 'Path'
Highlight it and click edit (DO NOT DELETE ANYTHING IN HERE)
at the end of the Variable value add a ';' and then add the path to your Maya Bin
(i.e. 'C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Maya2010\bin') -Version dependent
Your done 'Click OK' and back out of the system properties
You may need to restart Photoshop
none none, If you see a cmd window appear and then disappear without the map being created, then be sure to add the maya\bin\ folder to your Path in the windows environment variables
to convert a tif to a map
I had an older photoshop and this script didn't work so I went into bin folder of Maya2009 and used imf_disp.exe
not the 'imf copy exe' as that didn't work at all - not sure why so many tuts say to use that one
