bacburner 2009 fix

[kimgar]

not sure if this is old news already, but i'll post anyway and hope it saves someone the hassle

backburner causes unexpected exceptions with cameras, there's a thread below and optional fixes on page 4

http://area.autodesk.com/index.php/f...ead/10903/P30/

...in short, the quickest fix was to rename/move AutoCamMax.gup in stdplugs from the machine submitting the render job

i just tried, and all is fine now - at least for the moment...

not sure what AutoCamMax.gup is, if anyone knows, please tell

[vlado]

It is the new steering wheel/viewcube interface, I think.

Best regards,
Vlado

[DrJan]

It is the new steering wheel/viewcube interface, I think.

...which is totally useless and shouldn't even be mentioned in the "What's new?" list.
I for one never use it because I'm too used to using my scrollwheel and the Alt button. (That's alot of uses...)
I can't be arsed to move my mouse to the upperright corner and use that cube thing to decide my viewpoint.

Nice gimmick, but once again, totally useless.

[kimgar]

haha, ofcourse, now that you mention it; by removing that file, all the new 2009 viewport crap has vanished and backburner seems to be happy - goody!

thumbs up for autodesk quality check