Re: [Maya-Python] System running scripts from two different Maya and Houdini interpreters

2021-11-22 Thread Totally Zen 
First thank you.
Today what I'm doing is test with pytest, and I have to run command using 
pymel/cmd and hou.
And to satisfy maya in my test I run in VSCODE the command & 
"../mayapy.exe" -m pytest .\test\maya

And if it's houdini
& "../hython.exe" -m pytest .\test\houdini

I'd like not to worry about running my tests by putting the interpreter... 
but just running pytest
Em segunda-feira, 22 de novembro de 2021 às 17:54:49 UTC-3, Marcus Ottosson 
escreveu:

> Yes it wasn’t meant to run, it was meant to communicate an idea. :) Does 
> it make sense what it’s trying to do? Is it what you are looking for? If 
> so, subprocess is the right module to accomplish this task. And, it’s 
> possible you can remove the -m and it may just work as-is.
> ​
> On Monday, 22 November 2021 at 18:55:11 UTC atu...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> I'm having this problem:
>>
>> C: \ Program Files \ Side Effects Software \ Houdini 18.5499 \ bin \ 
>> hython.exe: Import by file name is not supported.
>> C: \ Program Files \ Autodesk \ Maya2018 \ bin \ mayapy.exe: Import by 
>> file name is not supported.
>>
>>
>>
>> Em sábado, 20 de novembro de 2021 às 08:05:51 UTC-3, Marcus Ottosson 
>> escreveu:
>>
>>> I wonder whether wires have been crossed, and that the question isn’t 
>>> about accessing Maya and Houdini libraries from one process, but one 
>>> process calling out to both Maya and Houdini?
>>>
>>> For example, is this what you want?
>>>
>>> import hou  from maya import cmds
>>> cmds.displayWarning("I'm Maya, and this is a Houdini node: %s" % 
>>> hou.node("/obj"))
>>>
>>> Or this?
>>>
>>> import subprocess
>>> maya_exe = r"c:\program files\autodesk\maya2022\bin\mayapy.exe"
>>> houdini_exe = r"c:\program files\sidefx\houdini16.0\bin\hpython.exe"
>>> pymel_script = r"c:\path\to\maya_script.py"
>>> houdini_script = r"c:\path\to\houdini_script.py"
>>> subprocess.call("%s -m %s" % (houdini_exe, houdini_script))
>>> subprocess.call("%s -m %s" % (maya_exe, maya_script))
>>>
>>> The first example will most likely be very unstable; both Maya and 
>>> Houdini will have assumed they are the only ones loading libraries into the 
>>> process. It’d be like having both Qt 5.4 and 5.12 imported at the same 
>>> time. Technically possibly, probably, but probably not a good idea.
>>>
>>> The second example would allow you to write your two scripts that 
>>> automate Maya and Houdini separately, and trigger both of them from a 
>>> terminal. My impression is that this is what you’re looking for.
>>> ​
>>> On Friday, 19 November 2021 at 22:41:12 UTC atu...@gmail.com wrote:
>>>
 but I know it will have to be using mayapy and hython

 Em sexta-feira, 19 de novembro de 2021 às 18:19:43 UTC-3, 
 justin...@gmail.com escreveu:

>
>
> On Sat, 20 Nov 2021, 8:33 am Totally Zen,  wrote:
>
>> Sorry for the delay, I've been very busy !!!
>>
>> I need to work externally with Maya and Houdini at the same time.
>>
>
> Then you will have to arrange to start a python interpreter with a 
> compatible version of python to both Maya and houdini, and to have access 
> to both bundled python environments. Read the mayapy and houdini wrapper 
> scripts for hints. 
>
> Otherwise you can try approaching this using subprocess, and to start 
> either mayapy or hython and then do operations in the other one by 
> starting 
> a child process. Or start a normal python interpreter and run both Maya 
> and 
> houdini child processes. 
>
>
>> Em quarta-feira, 10 de novembro de 2021 às 16:50:06 UTC-3, 
>> justin...@gmail.com escreveu:
>>
>>> On Thu, Nov 11, 2021 at 7:25 AM Totally Zen  
>>> wrote:
>>>
 Okay, but I'm still aimless, lol
 what I have and I don't know if something answers what it says 
 would be the poath configured for Maya and the other for Houdini.

>>>
>>> I'm not sure how to provide more help without better understanding 
>>> your situation. First off, are you on windows or linux? I don't really 
>>> know 
>>> what to suggest as the steps for windows, so someone else might need to 
>>> chime in. But if you are on linux, you can cat the contents of mayapy 
>>> and 
>>> hython and see the way they set up the environment before starting the 
>>> actual maya or houdini process.
>>>
>>> Are you trying to run a script from within a Maya or Houdini GUI? Or 
>>> are you trying to write a command-line script that can load maya and 
>>> houdini at the same time? If you are trying to run this script within 
>>> Maya 
>>> or Houdini GUI, then its going to be more difficult since you need to 
>>> control the environment before the application starts, to have access 
>>> to 
>>> the other application import paths, or you have to add them to your 
>>> sys.path.
>>>
>>> Either way, this sounds like it might be a bit complex to describe

Re: [Maya-Python] System running scripts from two different Maya and Houdini interpreters

2021-11-22 Thread Marcus Ottosson 


Yes it wasn’t meant to run, it was meant to communicate an idea. :) Does it 
make sense what it’s trying to do? Is it what you are looking for? If so, 
subprocess is the right module to accomplish this task. And, it’s possible 
you can remove the -m and it may just work as-is.
​
On Monday, 22 November 2021 at 18:55:11 UTC atu...@gmail.com wrote:

> I'm having this problem:
>
> C: \ Program Files \ Side Effects Software \ Houdini 18.5499 \ bin \ 
> hython.exe: Import by file name is not supported.
> C: \ Program Files \ Autodesk \ Maya2018 \ bin \ mayapy.exe: Import by 
> file name is not supported.
>
>
>
> Em sábado, 20 de novembro de 2021 às 08:05:51 UTC-3, Marcus Ottosson 
> escreveu:
>
>> I wonder whether wires have been crossed, and that the question isn’t 
>> about accessing Maya and Houdini libraries from one process, but one 
>> process calling out to both Maya and Houdini?
>>
>> For example, is this what you want?
>>
>> import hou  from maya import cmds
>> cmds.displayWarning("I'm Maya, and this is a Houdini node: %s" % 
>> hou.node("/obj"))
>>
>> Or this?
>>
>> import subprocess
>> maya_exe = r"c:\program files\autodesk\maya2022\bin\mayapy.exe"
>> houdini_exe = r"c:\program files\sidefx\houdini16.0\bin\hpython.exe"
>> pymel_script = r"c:\path\to\maya_script.py"
>> houdini_script = r"c:\path\to\houdini_script.py"
>> subprocess.call("%s -m %s" % (houdini_exe, houdini_script))
>> subprocess.call("%s -m %s" % (maya_exe, maya_script))
>>
>> The first example will most likely be very unstable; both Maya and 
>> Houdini will have assumed they are the only ones loading libraries into the 
>> process. It’d be like having both Qt 5.4 and 5.12 imported at the same 
>> time. Technically possibly, probably, but probably not a good idea.
>>
>> The second example would allow you to write your two scripts that 
>> automate Maya and Houdini separately, and trigger both of them from a 
>> terminal. My impression is that this is what you’re looking for.
>> ​
>> On Friday, 19 November 2021 at 22:41:12 UTC atu...@gmail.com wrote:
>>
>>> but I know it will have to be using mayapy and hython
>>>
>>> Em sexta-feira, 19 de novembro de 2021 às 18:19:43 UTC-3, 
>>> justin...@gmail.com escreveu:
>>>


 On Sat, 20 Nov 2021, 8:33 am Totally Zen,  wrote:

> Sorry for the delay, I've been very busy !!!
>
> I need to work externally with Maya and Houdini at the same time.
>

 Then you will have to arrange to start a python interpreter with a 
 compatible version of python to both Maya and houdini, and to have access 
 to both bundled python environments. Read the mayapy and houdini wrapper 
 scripts for hints. 

 Otherwise you can try approaching this using subprocess, and to start 
 either mayapy or hython and then do operations in the other one by 
 starting 
 a child process. Or start a normal python interpreter and run both Maya 
 and 
 houdini child processes. 


> Em quarta-feira, 10 de novembro de 2021 às 16:50:06 UTC-3, 
> justin...@gmail.com escreveu:
>
>> On Thu, Nov 11, 2021 at 7:25 AM Totally Zen  wrote:
>>
>>> Okay, but I'm still aimless, lol
>>> what I have and I don't know if something answers what it says would 
>>> be the poath configured for Maya and the other for Houdini.
>>>
>>
>> I'm not sure how to provide more help without better understanding 
>> your situation. First off, are you on windows or linux? I don't really 
>> know 
>> what to suggest as the steps for windows, so someone else might need to 
>> chime in. But if you are on linux, you can cat the contents of mayapy 
>> and 
>> hython and see the way they set up the environment before starting the 
>> actual maya or houdini process.
>>
>> Are you trying to run a script from within a Maya or Houdini GUI? Or 
>> are you trying to write a command-line script that can load maya and 
>> houdini at the same time? If you are trying to run this script within 
>> Maya 
>> or Houdini GUI, then its going to be more difficult since you need to 
>> control the environment before the application starts, to have access to 
>> the other application import paths, or you have to add them to your 
>> sys.path.
>>
>> Either way, this sounds like it might be a bit complex to describe in 
>> steps for you.
>>  
>>
>>>
>>> :(
>>> Em quarta-feira, 10 de novembro de 2021 às 14:12:25 UTC-3, 
>>> justin...@gmail.com escreveu:
>>>
 I've never tried it, but given the right settings I am guessing it 
 should be possible. The key would be to have a compatible python 
 major/minor version for both the Maya and Houdini versions in the same 
 env.
 Usually you would bootstrap a Maya process with mayapy, or a 
 houdini process with hython. Those are usually wrapper scripts that 
 set

Re: [Maya-Python] System running scripts from two different Maya and Houdini interpreters

2021-11-22 Thread Totally Zen 
I'm having this problem:

C: \ Program Files \ Side Effects Software \ Houdini 18.5499 \ bin \ 
hython.exe: Import by file name is not supported.
C: \ Program Files \ Autodesk \ Maya2018 \ bin \ mayapy.exe: Import by file 
name is not supported.



Em sábado, 20 de novembro de 2021 às 08:05:51 UTC-3, Marcus Ottosson 
escreveu:

> I wonder whether wires have been crossed, and that the question isn’t 
> about accessing Maya and Houdini libraries from one process, but one 
> process calling out to both Maya and Houdini?
>
> For example, is this what you want?
>
> import hou  from maya import cmds
> cmds.displayWarning("I'm Maya, and this is a Houdini node: %s" % 
> hou.node("/obj"))
>
> Or this?
>
> import subprocess
> maya_exe = r"c:\program files\autodesk\maya2022\bin\mayapy.exe"
> houdini_exe = r"c:\program files\sidefx\houdini16.0\bin\hpython.exe"
> pymel_script = r"c:\path\to\maya_script.py"
> houdini_script = r"c:\path\to\houdini_script.py"
> subprocess.call("%s -m %s" % (houdini_exe, houdini_script))
> subprocess.call("%s -m %s" % (maya_exe, maya_script))
>
> The first example will most likely be very unstable; both Maya and Houdini 
> will have assumed they are the only ones loading libraries into the 
> process. It’d be like having both Qt 5.4 and 5.12 imported at the same 
> time. Technically possibly, probably, but probably not a good idea.
>
> The second example would allow you to write your two scripts that automate 
> Maya and Houdini separately, and trigger both of them from a terminal. My 
> impression is that this is what you’re looking for.
> ​
> On Friday, 19 November 2021 at 22:41:12 UTC atu...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> but I know it will have to be using mayapy and hython
>>
>> Em sexta-feira, 19 de novembro de 2021 às 18:19:43 UTC-3, 
>> justin...@gmail.com escreveu:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Sat, 20 Nov 2021, 8:33 am Totally Zen,  wrote:
>>>
 Sorry for the delay, I've been very busy !!!

 I need to work externally with Maya and Houdini at the same time.

>>>
>>> Then you will have to arrange to start a python interpreter with a 
>>> compatible version of python to both Maya and houdini, and to have access 
>>> to both bundled python environments. Read the mayapy and houdini wrapper 
>>> scripts for hints. 
>>>
>>> Otherwise you can try approaching this using subprocess, and to start 
>>> either mayapy or hython and then do operations in the other one by starting 
>>> a child process. Or start a normal python interpreter and run both Maya and 
>>> houdini child processes. 
>>>
>>>
 Em quarta-feira, 10 de novembro de 2021 às 16:50:06 UTC-3, 
 justin...@gmail.com escreveu:

> On Thu, Nov 11, 2021 at 7:25 AM Totally Zen  wrote:
>
>> Okay, but I'm still aimless, lol
>> what I have and I don't know if something answers what it says would 
>> be the poath configured for Maya and the other for Houdini.
>>
>
> I'm not sure how to provide more help without better understanding 
> your situation. First off, are you on windows or linux? I don't really 
> know 
> what to suggest as the steps for windows, so someone else might need to 
> chime in. But if you are on linux, you can cat the contents of mayapy and 
> hython and see the way they set up the environment before starting the 
> actual maya or houdini process.
>
> Are you trying to run a script from within a Maya or Houdini GUI? Or 
> are you trying to write a command-line script that can load maya and 
> houdini at the same time? If you are trying to run this script within 
> Maya 
> or Houdini GUI, then its going to be more difficult since you need to 
> control the environment before the application starts, to have access to 
> the other application import paths, or you have to add them to your 
> sys.path.
>
> Either way, this sounds like it might be a bit complex to describe in 
> steps for you.
>  
>
>>
>> :(
>> Em quarta-feira, 10 de novembro de 2021 às 14:12:25 UTC-3, 
>> justin...@gmail.com escreveu:
>>
>>> I've never tried it, but given the right settings I am guessing it 
>>> should be possible. The key would be to have a compatible python 
>>> major/minor version for both the Maya and Houdini versions in the same 
>>> env.
>>> Usually you would bootstrap a Maya process with mayapy, or a houdini 
>>> process with hython. Those are usually wrapper scripts that set 
>>> environment 
>>> variables to point at the python distribution that comes with that 
>>> version 
>>> of the dcc. You can set the environment externally in a way where you 
>>> can 
>>> just start a normal python interpreter and import Maya, as long as it 
>>> is 
>>> the compatible python version. 
>>> So if you bootstrap a compatible combination of mayapy and hython, 
>>> you might be able to import both of their core libraries. 
>>>
>>> On Thu, 11

Re: [Maya-Python] System running scripts from two different Maya and Houdini interpreters

2021-11-20 Thread Marcus Ottosson 


I wonder whether wires have been crossed, and that the question isn’t about 
accessing Maya and Houdini libraries from one process, but one process 
calling out to both Maya and Houdini?

For example, is this what you want?

import hou  from maya import cmds
cmds.displayWarning("I'm Maya, and this is a Houdini node: %s" % 
hou.node("/obj"))

Or this?

import subprocess
maya_exe = r"c:\program files\autodesk\maya2022\bin\mayapy.exe"
houdini_exe = r"c:\program files\sidefx\houdini16.0\bin\hpython.exe"
pymel_script = r"c:\path\to\maya_script.py"
houdini_script = r"c:\path\to\houdini_script.py"
subprocess.call("%s -m %s" % (houdini_exe, houdini_script))
subprocess.call("%s -m %s" % (maya_exe, maya_script))

The first example will most likely be very unstable; both Maya and Houdini 
will have assumed they are the only ones loading libraries into the 
process. It’d be like having both Qt 5.4 and 5.12 imported at the same 
time. Technically possibly, probably, but probably not a good idea.

The second example would allow you to write your two scripts that automate 
Maya and Houdini separately, and trigger both of them from a terminal. My 
impression is that this is what you’re looking for.
​
On Friday, 19 November 2021 at 22:41:12 UTC atu...@gmail.com wrote:

> but I know it will have to be using mayapy and hython
>
> Em sexta-feira, 19 de novembro de 2021 às 18:19:43 UTC-3, 
> justin...@gmail.com escreveu:
>
>>
>>
>> On Sat, 20 Nov 2021, 8:33 am Totally Zen,  wrote:
>>
>>> Sorry for the delay, I've been very busy !!!
>>>
>>> I need to work externally with Maya and Houdini at the same time.
>>>
>>
>> Then you will have to arrange to start a python interpreter with a 
>> compatible version of python to both Maya and houdini, and to have access 
>> to both bundled python environments. Read the mayapy and houdini wrapper 
>> scripts for hints. 
>>
>> Otherwise you can try approaching this using subprocess, and to start 
>> either mayapy or hython and then do operations in the other one by starting 
>> a child process. Or start a normal python interpreter and run both Maya and 
>> houdini child processes. 
>>
>>
>>> Em quarta-feira, 10 de novembro de 2021 às 16:50:06 UTC-3, 
>>> justin...@gmail.com escreveu:
>>>
 On Thu, Nov 11, 2021 at 7:25 AM Totally Zen  wrote:

> Okay, but I'm still aimless, lol
> what I have and I don't know if something answers what it says would 
> be the poath configured for Maya and the other for Houdini.
>

 I'm not sure how to provide more help without better understanding your 
 situation. First off, are you on windows or linux? I don't really know 
 what 
 to suggest as the steps for windows, so someone else might need to chime 
 in. But if you are on linux, you can cat the contents of mayapy and hython 
 and see the way they set up the environment before starting the actual 
 maya 
 or houdini process.

 Are you trying to run a script from within a Maya or Houdini GUI? Or 
 are you trying to write a command-line script that can load maya and 
 houdini at the same time? If you are trying to run this script within Maya 
 or Houdini GUI, then its going to be more difficult since you need to 
 control the environment before the application starts, to have access to 
 the other application import paths, or you have to add them to your 
 sys.path.

 Either way, this sounds like it might be a bit complex to describe in 
 steps for you.
  

>
> :(
> Em quarta-feira, 10 de novembro de 2021 às 14:12:25 UTC-3, 
> justin...@gmail.com escreveu:
>
>> I've never tried it, but given the right settings I am guessing it 
>> should be possible. The key would be to have a compatible python 
>> major/minor version for both the Maya and Houdini versions in the same 
>> env.
>> Usually you would bootstrap a Maya process with mayapy, or a houdini 
>> process with hython. Those are usually wrapper scripts that set 
>> environment 
>> variables to point at the python distribution that comes with that 
>> version 
>> of the dcc. You can set the environment externally in a way where you 
>> can 
>> just start a normal python interpreter and import Maya, as long as it is 
>> the compatible python version. 
>> So if you bootstrap a compatible combination of mayapy and hython, 
>> you might be able to import both of their core libraries. 
>>
>> On Thu, 11 Nov 2021, 4:25 am Totally Zen,  wrote:
>>
>>> Hi guys, let me see if I can explain it in an easy way, without 
>>> generating more doubts about what I want.
>>>
>>> Can I run Maya and Houdini scripts in the same process?
>>>
>>> Example... I'll just be a code in PYTHON that will need the maya 
>>> interpreter for the pymel and hpython code of the houdini...
>>>
>>> Can I have these two or is there no such possibility?
>>>

Re: [Maya-Python] System running scripts from two different Maya and Houdini interpreters

2021-11-19 Thread Totally Zen 
but I know it will have to be using mayapy and hython

Em sexta-feira, 19 de novembro de 2021 às 18:19:43 UTC-3, 
justin...@gmail.com escreveu:

>
>
> On Sat, 20 Nov 2021, 8:33 am Totally Zen,  wrote:
>
>> Sorry for the delay, I've been very busy !!!
>>
>> I need to work externally with Maya and Houdini at the same time.
>>
>
> Then you will have to arrange to start a python interpreter with a 
> compatible version of python to both Maya and houdini, and to have access 
> to both bundled python environments. Read the mayapy and houdini wrapper 
> scripts for hints. 
>
> Otherwise you can try approaching this using subprocess, and to start 
> either mayapy or hython and then do operations in the other one by starting 
> a child process. Or start a normal python interpreter and run both Maya and 
> houdini child processes. 
>
>
>> Em quarta-feira, 10 de novembro de 2021 às 16:50:06 UTC-3, 
>> justin...@gmail.com escreveu:
>>
>>> On Thu, Nov 11, 2021 at 7:25 AM Totally Zen  wrote:
>>>
 Okay, but I'm still aimless, lol
 what I have and I don't know if something answers what it says would be 
 the poath configured for Maya and the other for Houdini.

>>>
>>> I'm not sure how to provide more help without better understanding your 
>>> situation. First off, are you on windows or linux? I don't really know what 
>>> to suggest as the steps for windows, so someone else might need to chime 
>>> in. But if you are on linux, you can cat the contents of mayapy and hython 
>>> and see the way they set up the environment before starting the actual maya 
>>> or houdini process.
>>>
>>> Are you trying to run a script from within a Maya or Houdini GUI? Or are 
>>> you trying to write a command-line script that can load maya and houdini at 
>>> the same time? If you are trying to run this script within Maya or Houdini 
>>> GUI, then its going to be more difficult since you need to control the 
>>> environment before the application starts, to have access to the other 
>>> application import paths, or you have to add them to your sys.path.
>>>
>>> Either way, this sounds like it might be a bit complex to describe in 
>>> steps for you.
>>>  
>>>

 :(
 Em quarta-feira, 10 de novembro de 2021 às 14:12:25 UTC-3, 
 justin...@gmail.com escreveu:

> I've never tried it, but given the right settings I am guessing it 
> should be possible. The key would be to have a compatible python 
> major/minor version for both the Maya and Houdini versions in the same 
> env.
> Usually you would bootstrap a Maya process with mayapy, or a houdini 
> process with hython. Those are usually wrapper scripts that set 
> environment 
> variables to point at the python distribution that comes with that 
> version 
> of the dcc. You can set the environment externally in a way where you can 
> just start a normal python interpreter and import Maya, as long as it is 
> the compatible python version. 
> So if you bootstrap a compatible combination of mayapy and hython, you 
> might be able to import both of their core libraries. 
>
> On Thu, 11 Nov 2021, 4:25 am Totally Zen,  wrote:
>
>> Hi guys, let me see if I can explain it in an easy way, without 
>> generating more doubts about what I want.
>>
>> Can I run Maya and Houdini scripts in the same process?
>>
>> Example... I'll just be a code in PYTHON that will need the maya 
>> interpreter for the pymel and hpython code of the houdini...
>>
>> Can I have these two or is there no such possibility?
>>
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Re: [Maya-Python] System running scripts from two different Maya and Houdini interpreters

2021-11-19 Thread Totally Zen 
I need to know how to do this, look for some model to base myself on! thank 
you very much, i think i understand!
;)

Em sexta-feira, 19 de novembro de 2021 às 18:19:43 UTC-3, 
justin...@gmail.com escreveu:

>
>
> On Sat, 20 Nov 2021, 8:33 am Totally Zen,  wrote:
>
>> Sorry for the delay, I've been very busy !!!
>>
>> I need to work externally with Maya and Houdini at the same time.
>>
>
> Then you will have to arrange to start a python interpreter with a 
> compatible version of python to both Maya and houdini, and to have access 
> to both bundled python environments. Read the mayapy and houdini wrapper 
> scripts for hints. 
>
> Otherwise you can try approaching this using subprocess, and to start 
> either mayapy or hython and then do operations in the other one by starting 
> a child process. Or start a normal python interpreter and run both Maya and 
> houdini child processes. 
>
>
>> Em quarta-feira, 10 de novembro de 2021 às 16:50:06 UTC-3, 
>> justin...@gmail.com escreveu:
>>
>>> On Thu, Nov 11, 2021 at 7:25 AM Totally Zen  wrote:
>>>
 Okay, but I'm still aimless, lol
 what I have and I don't know if something answers what it says would be 
 the poath configured for Maya and the other for Houdini.

>>>
>>> I'm not sure how to provide more help without better understanding your 
>>> situation. First off, are you on windows or linux? I don't really know what 
>>> to suggest as the steps for windows, so someone else might need to chime 
>>> in. But if you are on linux, you can cat the contents of mayapy and hython 
>>> and see the way they set up the environment before starting the actual maya 
>>> or houdini process.
>>>
>>> Are you trying to run a script from within a Maya or Houdini GUI? Or are 
>>> you trying to write a command-line script that can load maya and houdini at 
>>> the same time? If you are trying to run this script within Maya or Houdini 
>>> GUI, then its going to be more difficult since you need to control the 
>>> environment before the application starts, to have access to the other 
>>> application import paths, or you have to add them to your sys.path.
>>>
>>> Either way, this sounds like it might be a bit complex to describe in 
>>> steps for you.
>>>  
>>>

 :(
 Em quarta-feira, 10 de novembro de 2021 às 14:12:25 UTC-3, 
 justin...@gmail.com escreveu:

> I've never tried it, but given the right settings I am guessing it 
> should be possible. The key would be to have a compatible python 
> major/minor version for both the Maya and Houdini versions in the same 
> env.
> Usually you would bootstrap a Maya process with mayapy, or a houdini 
> process with hython. Those are usually wrapper scripts that set 
> environment 
> variables to point at the python distribution that comes with that 
> version 
> of the dcc. You can set the environment externally in a way where you can 
> just start a normal python interpreter and import Maya, as long as it is 
> the compatible python version. 
> So if you bootstrap a compatible combination of mayapy and hython, you 
> might be able to import both of their core libraries. 
>
> On Thu, 11 Nov 2021, 4:25 am Totally Zen,  wrote:
>
>> Hi guys, let me see if I can explain it in an easy way, without 
>> generating more doubts about what I want.
>>
>> Can I run Maya and Houdini scripts in the same process?
>>
>> Example... I'll just be a code in PYTHON that will need the maya 
>> interpreter for the pymel and hpython code of the houdini...
>>
>> Can I have these two or is there no such possibility?
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Re: [Maya-Python] System running scripts from two different Maya and Houdini interpreters

2021-11-19 Thread Justin Israel 
On Sat, 20 Nov 2021, 8:33 am Totally Zen,  wrote:

> Sorry for the delay, I've been very busy !!!
>
> I need to work externally with Maya and Houdini at the same time.
>

Then you will have to arrange to start a python interpreter with a
compatible version of python to both Maya and houdini, and to have access
to both bundled python environments. Read the mayapy and houdini wrapper
scripts for hints.

Otherwise you can try approaching this using subprocess, and to start
either mayapy or hython and then do operations in the other one by starting
a child process. Or start a normal python interpreter and run both Maya and
houdini child processes.


> Em quarta-feira, 10 de novembro de 2021 às 16:50:06 UTC-3,
> justin...@gmail.com escreveu:
>
>> On Thu, Nov 11, 2021 at 7:25 AM Totally Zen  wrote:
>>
>>> Okay, but I'm still aimless, lol
>>> what I have and I don't know if something answers what it says would be
>>> the poath configured for Maya and the other for Houdini.
>>>
>>
>> I'm not sure how to provide more help without better understanding your
>> situation. First off, are you on windows or linux? I don't really know what
>> to suggest as the steps for windows, so someone else might need to chime
>> in. But if you are on linux, you can cat the contents of mayapy and hython
>> and see the way they set up the environment before starting the actual maya
>> or houdini process.
>>
>> Are you trying to run a script from within a Maya or Houdini GUI? Or are
>> you trying to write a command-line script that can load maya and houdini at
>> the same time? If you are trying to run this script within Maya or Houdini
>> GUI, then its going to be more difficult since you need to control the
>> environment before the application starts, to have access to the other
>> application import paths, or you have to add them to your sys.path.
>>
>> Either way, this sounds like it might be a bit complex to describe in
>> steps for you.
>>
>>
>>>
>>> :(
>>> Em quarta-feira, 10 de novembro de 2021 às 14:12:25 UTC-3,
>>> justin...@gmail.com escreveu:
>>>
 I've never tried it, but given the right settings I am guessing it
 should be possible. The key would be to have a compatible python
 major/minor version for both the Maya and Houdini versions in the same env.
 Usually you would bootstrap a Maya process with mayapy, or a houdini
 process with hython. Those are usually wrapper scripts that set environment
 variables to point at the python distribution that comes with that version
 of the dcc. You can set the environment externally in a way where you can
 just start a normal python interpreter and import Maya, as long as it is
 the compatible python version.
 So if you bootstrap a compatible combination of mayapy and hython, you
 might be able to import both of their core libraries.

 On Thu, 11 Nov 2021, 4:25 am Totally Zen,  wrote:

> Hi guys, let me see if I can explain it in an easy way, without
> generating more doubts about what I want.
>
> Can I run Maya and Houdini scripts in the same process?
>
> Example... I'll just be a code in PYTHON that will need the maya
> interpreter for the pymel and hpython code of the houdini...
>
> Can I have these two or is there no such possibility?
>
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Re: [Maya-Python] System running scripts from two different Maya and Houdini interpreters

2021-11-19 Thread Totally Zen 
Sorry for the delay, I've been very busy !!!

I need to work externally with Maya and Houdini at the same time.

Em quarta-feira, 10 de novembro de 2021 às 16:50:06 UTC-3, 
justin...@gmail.com escreveu:

> On Thu, Nov 11, 2021 at 7:25 AM Totally Zen  wrote:
>
>> Okay, but I'm still aimless, lol
>> what I have and I don't know if something answers what it says would be 
>> the poath configured for Maya and the other for Houdini.
>>
>
> I'm not sure how to provide more help without better understanding your 
> situation. First off, are you on windows or linux? I don't really know what 
> to suggest as the steps for windows, so someone else might need to chime 
> in. But if you are on linux, you can cat the contents of mayapy and hython 
> and see the way they set up the environment before starting the actual maya 
> or houdini process.
>
> Are you trying to run a script from within a Maya or Houdini GUI? Or are 
> you trying to write a command-line script that can load maya and houdini at 
> the same time? If you are trying to run this script within Maya or Houdini 
> GUI, then its going to be more difficult since you need to control the 
> environment before the application starts, to have access to the other 
> application import paths, or you have to add them to your sys.path.
>
> Either way, this sounds like it might be a bit complex to describe in 
> steps for you.
>  
>
>>
>> :(
>> Em quarta-feira, 10 de novembro de 2021 às 14:12:25 UTC-3, 
>> justin...@gmail.com escreveu:
>>
>>> I've never tried it, but given the right settings I am guessing it 
>>> should be possible. The key would be to have a compatible python 
>>> major/minor version for both the Maya and Houdini versions in the same env.
>>> Usually you would bootstrap a Maya process with mayapy, or a houdini 
>>> process with hython. Those are usually wrapper scripts that set environment 
>>> variables to point at the python distribution that comes with that version 
>>> of the dcc. You can set the environment externally in a way where you can 
>>> just start a normal python interpreter and import Maya, as long as it is 
>>> the compatible python version. 
>>> So if you bootstrap a compatible combination of mayapy and hython, you 
>>> might be able to import both of their core libraries. 
>>>
>>> On Thu, 11 Nov 2021, 4:25 am Totally Zen,  wrote:
>>>
 Hi guys, let me see if I can explain it in an easy way, without 
 generating more doubts about what I want.

 Can I run Maya and Houdini scripts in the same process?

 Example... I'll just be a code in PYTHON that will need the maya 
 interpreter for the pymel and hpython code of the houdini...

 Can I have these two or is there no such possibility?

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Re: [Maya-Python] System running scripts from two different Maya and Houdini interpreters

2021-11-10 Thread Justin Israel 
On Thu, 11 Nov 2021, 8:53 am Kenneth Ibrahim,  wrote:

> Justin,
>
> You're now a Unity employee? ;-)
>
> Big news!!
>

This very second, not yet. But effectively yes, within the next month or so
;-)


> On Wed, Nov 10, 2021 at 11:50 AM Justin Israel 
> wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> On Thu, Nov 11, 2021 at 7:25 AM Totally Zen  wrote:
>>
>>> Okay, but I'm still aimless, lol
>>> what I have and I don't know if something answers what it says would be
>>> the poath configured for Maya and the other for Houdini.
>>>
>>
>> I'm not sure how to provide more help without better understanding your
>> situation. First off, are you on windows or linux? I don't really know what
>> to suggest as the steps for windows, so someone else might need to chime
>> in. But if you are on linux, you can cat the contents of mayapy and hython
>> and see the way they set up the environment before starting the actual maya
>> or houdini process.
>>
>> Are you trying to run a script from within a Maya or Houdini GUI? Or are
>> you trying to write a command-line script that can load maya and houdini at
>> the same time? If you are trying to run this script within Maya or Houdini
>> GUI, then its going to be more difficult since you need to control the
>> environment before the application starts, to have access to the other
>> application import paths, or you have to add them to your sys.path.
>>
>> Either way, this sounds like it might be a bit complex to describe in
>> steps for you.
>>
>>
>>>
>>> :(
>>> Em quarta-feira, 10 de novembro de 2021 às 14:12:25 UTC-3,
>>> justin...@gmail.com escreveu:
>>>
 I've never tried it, but given the right settings I am guessing it
 should be possible. The key would be to have a compatible python
 major/minor version for both the Maya and Houdini versions in the same env.
 Usually you would bootstrap a Maya process with mayapy, or a houdini
 process with hython. Those are usually wrapper scripts that set environment
 variables to point at the python distribution that comes with that version
 of the dcc. You can set the environment externally in a way where you can
 just start a normal python interpreter and import Maya, as long as it is
 the compatible python version.
 So if you bootstrap a compatible combination of mayapy and hython, you
 might be able to import both of their core libraries.

 On Thu, 11 Nov 2021, 4:25 am Totally Zen,  wrote:

> Hi guys, let me see if I can explain it in an easy way, without
> generating more doubts about what I want.
>
> Can I run Maya and Houdini scripts in the same process?
>
> Example... I'll just be a code in PYTHON that will need the maya
> interpreter for the pymel and hpython code of the houdini...
>
> Can I have these two or is there no such possibility?
>
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Re: [Maya-Python] System running scripts from two different Maya and Houdini interpreters

2021-11-10 Thread Kenneth Ibrahim 
Justin,

You're now a Unity employee? ;-)

Big news!!

On Wed, Nov 10, 2021 at 11:50 AM Justin Israel 
wrote:

>
>
> On Thu, Nov 11, 2021 at 7:25 AM Totally Zen  wrote:
>
>> Okay, but I'm still aimless, lol
>> what I have and I don't know if something answers what it says would be
>> the poath configured for Maya and the other for Houdini.
>>
>
> I'm not sure how to provide more help without better understanding your
> situation. First off, are you on windows or linux? I don't really know what
> to suggest as the steps for windows, so someone else might need to chime
> in. But if you are on linux, you can cat the contents of mayapy and hython
> and see the way they set up the environment before starting the actual maya
> or houdini process.
>
> Are you trying to run a script from within a Maya or Houdini GUI? Or are
> you trying to write a command-line script that can load maya and houdini at
> the same time? If you are trying to run this script within Maya or Houdini
> GUI, then its going to be more difficult since you need to control the
> environment before the application starts, to have access to the other
> application import paths, or you have to add them to your sys.path.
>
> Either way, this sounds like it might be a bit complex to describe in
> steps for you.
>
>
>>
>> :(
>> Em quarta-feira, 10 de novembro de 2021 às 14:12:25 UTC-3,
>> justin...@gmail.com escreveu:
>>
>>> I've never tried it, but given the right settings I am guessing it
>>> should be possible. The key would be to have a compatible python
>>> major/minor version for both the Maya and Houdini versions in the same env.
>>> Usually you would bootstrap a Maya process with mayapy, or a houdini
>>> process with hython. Those are usually wrapper scripts that set environment
>>> variables to point at the python distribution that comes with that version
>>> of the dcc. You can set the environment externally in a way where you can
>>> just start a normal python interpreter and import Maya, as long as it is
>>> the compatible python version.
>>> So if you bootstrap a compatible combination of mayapy and hython, you
>>> might be able to import both of their core libraries.
>>>
>>> On Thu, 11 Nov 2021, 4:25 am Totally Zen,  wrote:
>>>
 Hi guys, let me see if I can explain it in an easy way, without
 generating more doubts about what I want.

 Can I run Maya and Houdini scripts in the same process?

 Example... I'll just be a code in PYTHON that will need the maya
 interpreter for the pymel and hpython code of the houdini...

 Can I have these two or is there no such possibility?

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Re: [Maya-Python] System running scripts from two different Maya and Houdini interpreters

2021-11-10 Thread Justin Israel 
On Thu, Nov 11, 2021 at 7:25 AM Totally Zen  wrote:

> Okay, but I'm still aimless, lol
> what I have and I don't know if something answers what it says would be
> the poath configured for Maya and the other for Houdini.
>

I'm not sure how to provide more help without better understanding your
situation. First off, are you on windows or linux? I don't really know what
to suggest as the steps for windows, so someone else might need to chime
in. But if you are on linux, you can cat the contents of mayapy and hython
and see the way they set up the environment before starting the actual maya
or houdini process.

Are you trying to run a script from within a Maya or Houdini GUI? Or are
you trying to write a command-line script that can load maya and houdini at
the same time? If you are trying to run this script within Maya or Houdini
GUI, then its going to be more difficult since you need to control the
environment before the application starts, to have access to the other
application import paths, or you have to add them to your sys.path.

Either way, this sounds like it might be a bit complex to describe in steps
for you.


>
> :(
> Em quarta-feira, 10 de novembro de 2021 às 14:12:25 UTC-3,
> justin...@gmail.com escreveu:
>
>> I've never tried it, but given the right settings I am guessing it should
>> be possible. The key would be to have a compatible python major/minor
>> version for both the Maya and Houdini versions in the same env.
>> Usually you would bootstrap a Maya process with mayapy, or a houdini
>> process with hython. Those are usually wrapper scripts that set environment
>> variables to point at the python distribution that comes with that version
>> of the dcc. You can set the environment externally in a way where you can
>> just start a normal python interpreter and import Maya, as long as it is
>> the compatible python version.
>> So if you bootstrap a compatible combination of mayapy and hython, you
>> might be able to import both of their core libraries.
>>
>> On Thu, 11 Nov 2021, 4:25 am Totally Zen,  wrote:
>>
>>> Hi guys, let me see if I can explain it in an easy way, without
>>> generating more doubts about what I want.
>>>
>>> Can I run Maya and Houdini scripts in the same process?
>>>
>>> Example... I'll just be a code in PYTHON that will need the maya
>>> interpreter for the pymel and hpython code of the houdini...
>>>
>>> Can I have these two or is there no such possibility?
>>>
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Re: [Maya-Python] System running scripts from two different Maya and Houdini interpreters

2021-11-10 Thread Totally Zen 
Okay, but I'm still aimless, lol
what I have and I don't know if something answers what it says would be the 
poath configured for Maya and the other for Houdini.

:(
Em quarta-feira, 10 de novembro de 2021 às 14:12:25 UTC-3, 
justin...@gmail.com escreveu:

> I've never tried it, but given the right settings I am guessing it should 
> be possible. The key would be to have a compatible python major/minor 
> version for both the Maya and Houdini versions in the same env.
> Usually you would bootstrap a Maya process with mayapy, or a houdini 
> process with hython. Those are usually wrapper scripts that set environment 
> variables to point at the python distribution that comes with that version 
> of the dcc. You can set the environment externally in a way where you can 
> just start a normal python interpreter and import Maya, as long as it is 
> the compatible python version. 
> So if you bootstrap a compatible combination of mayapy and hython, you 
> might be able to import both of their core libraries. 
>
> On Thu, 11 Nov 2021, 4:25 am Totally Zen,  wrote:
>
>> Hi guys, let me see if I can explain it in an easy way, without 
>> generating more doubts about what I want.
>>
>> Can I run Maya and Houdini scripts in the same process?
>>
>> Example... I'll just be a code in PYTHON that will need the maya 
>> interpreter for the pymel and hpython code of the houdini...
>>
>> Can I have these two or is there no such possibility?
>>
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Re: [Maya-Python] System running scripts from two different Maya and Houdini interpreters

2021-11-10 Thread Justin Israel 
I've never tried it, but given the right settings I am guessing it should
be possible. The key would be to have a compatible python major/minor
version for both the Maya and Houdini versions in the same env.
Usually you would bootstrap a Maya process with mayapy, or a houdini
process with hython. Those are usually wrapper scripts that set environment
variables to point at the python distribution that comes with that version
of the dcc. You can set the environment externally in a way where you can
just start a normal python interpreter and import Maya, as long as it is
the compatible python version.
So if you bootstrap a compatible combination of mayapy and hython, you
might be able to import both of their core libraries.

On Thu, 11 Nov 2021, 4:25 am Totally Zen,  wrote:

> Hi guys, let me see if I can explain it in an easy way, without generating
> more doubts about what I want.
>
> Can I run Maya and Houdini scripts in the same process?
>
> Example... I'll just be a code in PYTHON that will need the maya
> interpreter for the pymel and hpython code of the houdini...
>
> Can I have these two or is there no such possibility?
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