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  • Plugin.ini Problems

    This has been happening for some time now:

    Users (and myself) have been opening Max only to find the Vray plugin missing (unloaded). I open the plugin.ini to find that the lines contain the Vray reference is missing. I reinstall Vray and it recreates the ini with the Vray entries and it works fine.....for a while...then it happens again...over and over.

    Ive come to write a .bat file thats included in our login that overwrites it each time they login (or I can run manually) and I have made the file read only for some. Making it read only seems to work but making that change on 100+ machines is difficult and awkward with tight user permissions.

    Any idea why this happens? I was hoping it would go away with 2009 but it hasn't.

    -T

  • #2
    I'd recommend getting rid of user profiles useUserProfiles=0

    No way to avoid needing to fix each box that I can think of.
    Eric Boer
    Dev

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    • #3
      Thanks (Eric?)! Did that along time ago. I suppose I will have to find a way to make the plugin.ini read only on all machines but it wont be easy..very much wondering the cause..

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      • #4
        you can start 3dsmax using commandline loading a user defined pluin.ini
        dont have the exact command in mind but something like
        3dsmax.exe -c //192../plugin.ini should be the command

        ask F1 from max about 3dsmax.exe
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        • #5
          Without testing this - would the vray DR exe support this? Does it internally call 3dsmax.exe? Could you add these commands to the vray DR exe?

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          • #6
            Internally it starts 3dsmax.exe, yes. I will see if this can be added as an option.

            Best regards,
            Vlado
            I only act like I know everything, Rogers.

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