Hello,
Last time I checked, VRay was installed as a maya module, declared in a file called VRayForMaya.module
It works nicely for us, as I can set a MAYA_MODULE_PATH env var, to have a single shared directory on the network, containing all my modules, without having to install them on each and every computer that contains maya.
Is it planned to move VRay to the new Autodesk module format ?
It's the xml description format (PackageContents.xml).
The problem with that new scheme, is that it seems the module (for example MayaBonusTools) has to be located in the local disk, here : C:\ProgramData\Autodesk\ApplicationPlugins\
In case VRay is moving to that direction, do you know how to continue running V-Ray from arbitrary directory ?
http://help.chaosgroup.com/vray/help...l_from_dir.htm
Thanks.
Last time I checked, VRay was installed as a maya module, declared in a file called VRayForMaya.module
It works nicely for us, as I can set a MAYA_MODULE_PATH env var, to have a single shared directory on the network, containing all my modules, without having to install them on each and every computer that contains maya.
Is it planned to move VRay to the new Autodesk module format ?
It's the xml description format (PackageContents.xml).
The problem with that new scheme, is that it seems the module (for example MayaBonusTools) has to be located in the local disk, here : C:\ProgramData\Autodesk\ApplicationPlugins\
In case VRay is moving to that direction, do you know how to continue running V-Ray from arbitrary directory ?
http://help.chaosgroup.com/vray/help...l_from_dir.htm
Thanks.
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