Ok, so I have tried to just set this environment variable using os.environ['OFX_PLUGIN_PATH'] = '/path/to/folder/with/.bundle/in/it'
...but that doesn't seem to do anything. Perhaps the ofx bundle gets loaded, but I don't know how to check that. Seems like the command ofxMenu()<http://docs.thefoundry.co.uk/nuke/63/pythonreference/nuke-module.html#ofxMenu>does not work with Nuke 6.3, which is in the API docs and should " *Find all the OFX plugins (by searching all the directories below $OFX_PLUGIN_PATH, or by reading a cache file stored in $NUKE_TEMP_DIR), then add a menu item for each of them to the main menu".* I feel stuck. Anyone, out there? :) // Fredrik On Tue, Nov 15, 2011 at 6:14 PM, rd-nuke-quintaindustries.com < rd-n...@quintaindustries.com> wrote: > Afaik, OFX plugins bundle must be on a path specified by the > OFX_PLUGIN_PATH environment variable in order to be parsed by nuke on load > and their inner plugins exposed in the interface. > On linux the .ofx file is just a simple shared object as .so. On Mac, it > should be a .dylib file no ? > Hope this help. > > -- > Alexandre Parent > >
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