Can you provide your maya.env file?
Can you also perform a directory listing of full plugin path on the D:
drive?
I can assure you that maya has no issue with multiple drive letters in the
MAYA_PLUGIN_PATH.
Try running this to verify your paths:
import os
import glob
for p in os.environ['MAYA_PLUGIN_PATH'].split(";"):
files = glob.glob(os.path.join(p,"*.mll"))
exists = os.path.exists(p)
print "Path: %s\nExists: %s\nFiles: %d\n%s" % (p, exists, len(files),
"-"*80)
On Fri, Jan 4, 2013 at 10:36 AM, Mitch Rosefelt <[email protected]>wrote:
> Maya is not adding plugins from a path that I've added to my Maya.env.
> I'm following Justin's Python Vol2 Tut (excellent, BTW), and we can see
> that the dir is being read when Maya loads:
> import os, sys
> os.getenv('MAYA_PLUGIN_PATH')
> // Result:
> D:/PFarm/_Software_stuff/Maya/Python/Justin_Python4MayaVol2/Project_Files/Code/Plugins;C:/Users/Mitch/Documents/maya/plug-ins;
> //
> When I display the Plug-in Manager, the 2nd path shows up, but not the
> first (I've tried re-ordering them).
> Plugins that reside in the 2nd path work.
> My guess is that Maya doesn't like the path being on a separate drive, but
> perhaps there is something else?
> Thanks.
>
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