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Charlie this is the only place i can ask for help relating to your script. I have a problem, i asked you for help and you ignored my question. I thought you were unavailable but then someone else asks another question and you respond to him. i need help and you're the only one who knows how best i could deal with it. So would you be kind enough to help me out? pls? thank you
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Hi Darshan, I you have the script in the correct folder (that is to say in one of Maya script paths, there are many), you only have to run:
craOBJSequences
so, dragging only the text
craOBJSequences
to the shelf should do the trick. That's it. Cheers.
Hey Charlie
First of all its great to find such a handy script for 3D Artist. I am sure it would be amazing of a script from the video that I have seen. I am trying to load the script exactly the way its being said.
I am using Maya 2015
I have placed the script at the specified folder.
I have loaded the script through script editor.
I copied the following portion
"global proc craOBJsequnces().....
return $shaders;
}
}"
and dragging with the middle mouse button to the shelf editor.
I have no UI that is being shown there.
Is there any way you can help me through.??
Thanks again for your contribution.
Hi. This is an amazing script. Many thanks for it. But I have a little issue when I export multiple meshes all with textures. It prompts me to either export them as one obj sequence or separately. For what I bed the export for, exporting them combined is the best option for me. But what happens is, the UV get messed up. I don't know why. When I export them separately though, it maps correctly. But when I export them combined as one mesh, i don't get my UVs mapped properly. At all. Please help
Well, Kevin, I really do not know. This is a tool only for the Maya side of things. You'll have to google it. First results.
https://www.scriptspot.com/3ds-max/scripts/objloader-v1-4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PY9b62TDo8
Well dunwoodie01, I will need more information, but if you are on windows, place the script 'craOBJSequences.mel' in:
c:\Users\\Documents\maya\2015-x64\scripts
or
c:\Users\\Documents\maya\scripts
then start Maya and run (from command-line, shelf button or Script Editor):
craOBJSequences
that's it. It should work, and the UI should appear. I cannot provide any more help without more information about the issue/error.
Hi, I am using maya 2015, I have followed each possible step to run the script as followed in all these comments, and still it won't appear or do anything, I have even placed the MEL file into the script folder but nothing.
Hi Ilya, it was a bug. The script was trying to rename lambert1 shader. I guess you are importing a sequence which does not have materials (mtl files). Download new version v2.0.1, it should be fixed. Let me know if it works ok. Thanks for the feedback.
Help please! When 89 % have been done, in script editor, shows deadly message...
// Error: file: C:/Users/cg/Documents/maya/scripts/craOBJSequences.mel line 454: Can't rename a read only node. //
PS Huge thanks for great script anyway.
