There's an environment config that results in the paths as per the
last dump - however it's gotten into this state isn't material though,
this is just a list of paths for the python interpreter to search.
When you run an import statement, your interpreter will roll through
those paths in order (first in the list, to the last) to find
something that is importable. It's either going to be a bare python
file, or a directory which houses an __init__.py file. For argument's
sake, I'm just going to make reference to foo.py which is a file
literally called 'foo.py' and contains a single newline.
Based on that, looking at your last sys.path dump, assuming you want
to import foo in terms of priority the last place to be searched wil l
be C:/Custom Program Settings/Maya_Resources/Preferences/scripts and
you should put foo.py there. Theoretically, you could also shove
foo.py in C:\Custom Program Settings\Maya_Resources\pythonscripts as
well. (These appear to be paths you've set explicitly via PYTHONPATH
in maya.env, and implicitly via MAYA_APP_DIR in your windows
environment config by the way)
If setting up a foo.py thing as described above works, then
theoretically, NSUV should also work. If it doesn't, then well, what
imports for custom packages you've installed work and where do they
come from? For example, if you do an import os, and then say, print os
it should tell you that it's a module loaded from C:\Program
Files\Autodesk\Maya2013\bin\python26.zip\os.py
It's not a *clean* way to do things, but you could theoretically slam
foo.py into one of those directories where you've got a working
module, just to see what the heck is goin g on.
On Thu, Apr 30, 2015, at 11:30 AM, Christopher. wrote:
I've run this command import sys
for pythonPath in sys.path:
print pythonPath
I have 42 python paths, this may be the problem, how do I know what
python path to place python scripts; since obviously the Maya.env
file is not being read where the python scripts are placed ? I don't
understand why I'm having this many problems for something that is
relatively easy, I really must say at this point WTF.
On Sunday, April 19, 2015 at 4:06:29 PM UTC-4, Justin Israel wrote:
Not sure how to solve your problem at this point then. Seems you
have a ghost in the machine.
Did you try removing the custom Maya env and trying a standard
install to a scripts location?
On Mon, 20 Apr 2015 1:46 AM Christopher. <[email protected]>
wrote:
I can confirm I see the location where NSUV exists using the
command you posted.
On Sunday, April 19, 2015 at 12:41:30 AM UTC-4, Justin Israel
wrote:
That is where I think your problem is. If you have made a
custom script location, and set that as your maya script
path, and placed a python package in there, then it won't
work. Maya by default has the default script locations
also on the PYTHONPATH. But in your custom Maya script
location, I doubt it too is on the PYTHONPATH. Can you do
the following from the Script Editor
import sys
for p in sys.path:
print p
And confirm that you see the location where your NSUV
python package exists?
On Sun, 19 Apr 2015 11:08 AM Christopher.
<[email protected]> wrote:
&n bsp; MAYA_SCRIPT_PATH = C:\[folder
name]\[sub-folder-name]\scripts
PYTHONPATH = C:\""\""\pythonscripts\
That is exactly how I have it laid out in my Maya.env
file. All script get placed in the scripts folder,
all python scripts, get placed in the python folder.
In this case NSUV gets placed in the scripts folder,
; I have tested it in the python scripts folder as well
with no positive results.
On Saturday, April 18, 2015 at 4:20:17 PM UTC-4,
Justin Israel wrote:
I just grabbed a copy of that Nightshade plugin
and tried it. Worked right away. Are you sure you
followed the instructions? I just copied over the
contents of the bundled "scripts" directory to my
Maya's scripts location. I happened to put it in
the shared scripts location, on my mac:
|$ ls -1 /Users/justin/Library/Preferences/Autodesk/maya/scripts
NSUV
calcUVStats.py
&n bsp; texturePanel_NSUV.mel
texturePanel_NSUV_2015.mel
textureWindowCreateToolBar_NSUV.mel
textureWindowCreateToolBar_NSUV_2014.mel
textureWindowCreateToolBar_NSUV_2015.mel
|
The NSUV package gets picked up because the
shared scripts location is on the default Maya
pythonpath
Maybe post what your installation location looks
like? I haven't tried to customize my Maya.env to
point specifically to this or anything. More
information would be helpful.
On Sun, Apr 19, 2015 at 7:41 AM johan Borgström
<[email protected]> wrote:
Maybe a missing __init__.py ?
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