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2012, 2011, 2010, 9.x, 2009, 2008, 8.x, 7.x, 6.x, 5.x, 4.x, 3.x, 2.x

Feng (Mark) YE

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History

Created:	05/09/2001
Last Modified:	08/27/2011
File Size:	75.8 KB

Keywords

texture, management

Date	Priority	Title	Status
12/14/2018	high	FTM for Redshift in Maya 2017 and 2018	Pending
07/11/2017	high	No Maya 2017 support	Pending
06/14/2017	high	Not working with Maya 2017	Pending
04/27/2017	high	Doesn't Launch Maya 2017	Pending
09/20/2016	low	Broken in 2017 due to mentalray no longer supported	Pending
09/22/2014	medium	File browser doesn't work in Maya 2014-2015.	Pending
09/08/2014	medium	one error in Maya2014	Pending
06/07/2013	medium	Doesn't launch in Maya 2013x64	Closed
07/24/2012	medium	Maya 2013 x64 dosnt work	Closed
05/10/2012	high	maya crashes	Closed
12/02/2011	medium	Doesnt work in 2012	Closed
07/25/2011	medium	Replace String function not functioning	Closed
07/04/2011	high	Can't use in Maya2012 x64	Closed
04/28/2011	high	Don't work in 2012	Closed
12/06/2010	high	//Result: 700	Closed
10/22/2010	low	Doesnt work	Closed
08/26/2010	high	I cant get this to work in Maya 2010	Closed
07/27/2010	medium	2011 broken on line 1536	Closed
03/24/2010	medium	Broken in 2011	Closed

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Replace String function not functioning

Status	closed
Priority	medium
Date	07/25/2011
Submitted by	nuzzledark

When I use the replace string function in 2011, it removes the entire string instead of replacing the part of the string specified.

For example:

I open a scene and instead of pointing to the textures within a project all of the texture directories are like this:

C:\Users\Me\Textures\Bottom\

C:\Users\Me\Textures\Top\

etc

I want to replace "C:\Users\Me\Textures\" with "Textures\" so it will file the textures in the project but instead of getting a result "\Textures\Top\1.tga" I get "\Textures\1.tga" so all the text after the string I replace is no longer there.

Comments on this bug:

Feng (Mark) YE said over 13 years ago:

'Replace String' was designed to replace string within file name itself instead of path. To substitute path root, try 'Substitute Root' on the "Extra Functions" tab.

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