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hi..m trying to install it in maya 2009 64 bit, its showing in the plugin manager in maya but m not able to load it...its not letting me check on the "loaded" option.
any help ?
I've been using this on and off for a bit now, and it seems to crash Maya with relative frequency. I usually load it, import what I need, then unload it and it seems to work fine. Others have seen this occurring as well.
What specifics would you need for my system?
Any chance on getting this setup for 2011?
I noticed a bug after installing the plugin for maya 2008. If I have the plugin loaded and set to auto load, then after I import a skeleton, if I select a joint and try to open the attribute editor, it crashes maya. If I load in a skeleton and try to open another scene it happens as well. To circumvent this, I have to load in a skeleton, then unload the plugin, and I can then open the attribute editor. Other than that, it seems to work really well. Thanks so much for making this up.
