vray is centrally installed, as are most of our plugins, and we have a tool
for supervisors to customize the maya.env for the folks are their show, so
everyone on the show is using the same versions of the same plugins. One
of our in-house tools exports the current frame to a .vrscene file to be
rendered on a separate thread via vray standalone. For a number of bad
reasons, the path to vray.exe was hard coded into this tool, and at 3am
Saturday, I quickly updated it to get the write one from the maya.env as
such:
mayaVersion = maya.cmds.about(version=True)[0:4]
vrayPath = os.environ.get('VRAY_FOR_MAYA%s_MAIN_x64'%mayaVersion)
vrayPath = vrayPath.replace('/','\\')
command = '%s\\bin\\vray.exe'%vrayPath
I feel this is dirty, so wondering if there's a better way to do this.
Thanks,
-ctj
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