MtI 1.0.6
Hang on, I don't see why you need to go into blender at all from Maya. MtI should be generating a scene for you which you can render under wine.
If you are having problems exporting or rendering from Maya please let me know!!! I want this to work for you, I'll help you.
BTW, I'm posting this now from linux - finally got this sodding wifi driver to work. I'll have a look at running Maya and MtI under linux shortly.
If you are having problems exporting or rendering from Maya please let me know!!! I want this to work for you, I'll help you.
BTW, I'm posting this now from linux - finally got this sodding wifi driver to work. I'll have a look at running Maya and MtI under linux shortly.
I tryed it - very good - Especialy AdvancedSettingsWindow
some questions:
1) Problem with exit portals - I create exit portal but it is simple plane -
after export i opened scene in text editor and saw that is only mesh with name ExitPortal, but there are NO section <exit portal>
2) I working with metters - sow what i need to do to correct export scene - without change units in MayaPreferences?
some questions:
1) Problem with exit portals - I create exit portal but it is simple plane -
after export i opened scene in text editor and saw that is only mesh with name ExitPortal, but there are NO section <exit portal>
2) I working with metters - sow what i need to do to correct export scene - without change units in MayaPreferences?
1) this may be a bug, I'll have a look.
2) Have you set Maya to use metres as your grid? It uses cm by default, which is fine.
You can use the GlobalScaleFactor (might be abbreviated to GSF, can't remember) setting in the AdvancedSettingsWindow (or, by it's proper name, mti_settings scriptnode) to change the scale factor that is used at export.
If Maya is set to metres, and you want Indigo to render metres, use 1.0
If Maya is set to centimetres, and you want Indigo to render metres, use 1.0
If Maya is set to centimetres, and you want Indigo to render centimetres, use 0.01
Basically, use the GlobalScaleFactor to adjust whatever 1.0 units are in Maya to metres in Indigo.
Hope that helps.
2) Have you set Maya to use metres as your grid? It uses cm by default, which is fine.
You can use the GlobalScaleFactor (might be abbreviated to GSF, can't remember) setting in the AdvancedSettingsWindow (or, by it's proper name, mti_settings scriptnode) to change the scale factor that is used at export.
If Maya is set to metres, and you want Indigo to render metres, use 1.0
If Maya is set to centimetres, and you want Indigo to render metres, use 1.0
If Maya is set to centimetres, and you want Indigo to render centimetres, use 0.01
Basically, use the GlobalScaleFactor to adjust whatever 1.0 units are in Maya to metres in Indigo.
Hope that helps.
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