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Hi,
you don't have to copy them anywhere specific. In the Plug-in Manager you can use the "Browse" button and load the .py or .mll files wherever they are.
But if you want those files to appear in the list by default (when opening the plug-in manager) you have to copy the file in one of the listed folders. This is also needed if you want Maya to be able to auto-load.
Regards,
Parzival
Al Ataide
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