I posted this bug on the pymel issues page. (http://code.google.com/p/ pymel/issues/list) Haven't had a reply in a week. (I posted a bug a year ago, still no reply) Also, I filed a bug with autodesk through our studio's support contract. Autodesk said i'm S.O.L, as pymel isn't supported.
What do you guys recommend to get any help/support with pymel bugs. Now that my studio is starting to use pymel more, are we at risk depending on an unsupported tool? Do you guys just get used to solving issues on your own? On Sep 10, 11:20 am, hapgilmore <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm trying to set up an automated asset testing service on a server. > > We use TeamCity to run a python script, which in turn imports pymel > and starts a maya shell to perform the asset testing. > > TeamCity runs the python script under a Windows Service (which has > limited access to windows resources) , and it appears that something > about this method causes the "import pymel.core as pm" command to hang > mayapy.exe. > > Running the python script on the server from the command line works > fine. > > Any ideas what pymel could be accessing that wouldn't work when run as > part of a service? -- http://groups.google.com/group/python_inside_maya
