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*Go to your Documents > maya > 2009-x64 (or x32) and open '''maya.env''' in notepad or any text editor. | *Go to your Documents > maya > 2009-x64 (or x32) and open '''maya.env''' in notepad or any text editor. | ||
*Remove the last '''\''' from both lines and change the '''/''' between maya and tools to '''\''' | *Remove the last '''\''' from both lines and change the '''/''' between maya and tools to '''\'''<br><br><br> | ||
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Revision as of 14:38, 27 June 2011
This page contains all you need to know to import new assets into BlackOps via Autodesk Maya® 2009 (32/64 bits)
Plugins Install
Plugins are provided for Maya® 2009 so that you can export your own models and animations.
In the Launcher menustrip under Tools, you can find a Maya Plugin Setup button.
This will:
1) Create a Maya.env in C:\Users\[USER_PROFILE]\Documents\maya\2009\ with apropiate plugin and script pathing
2) Copy the usersetup.mel from <root>\bin\maya\tools\ to C:\Users\[USER_PROFILE]\Documents\maya\2009\scripts\
3) Extract either the 32bit or 64bit plugins depending on the application version you're using
Note: You can feel free to do this process manually if you wish.
The next time you run Maya® 2009, you will see the CoD Tools listed in the menustrip.
Common Errors
Cannot export Xmodels
If you get this error when trying to export:
Solution:
- Go to your Documents > maya > 2009-x64 (or x32) and open maya.env in notepad or any text editor.
- Remove the last \ from both lines and change the / between maya and tools to \
--Zeroy 12:38, 27 June 2011 (IST)
