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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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Doesnt work in 2012

Status	closed
Priority	medium
Date	12/02/2011
Submitted by	ashkan y

Hi,
I have maya 2012 installed. I copied the script into all of my script folders (just to be safe) and when i open maya and type "FileTextureManager"in it gives me a name not defined error.
Please let us know if there is a fix for this.
Thanks.

Comments on this bug:

Feng (Mark) YE said almost 13 years ago:

I'm really sorry to hear that. Name not defined error means the script is not properly sourced or loaded. Putting the script in script directory is just a very common way to have the script get loaded during Maya start up. You don't have to copy the script into every script folder, usually one, like user script directory, is just enough. You just need to make sure that one is the right one. Depending on the OS you are running Maya with, user script directory is located in different places by default. For example, under Windows, user script directory is ...CURRENT USER\My Documents\maya\scripts\ To test if the script works or not, you could load it manually. Within Script Editor, select File->Source Scripts... then pick the script (doesn't matter where it is). After that, the script is loaded. Type in FileTextureManager to see if it works.

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