Does that require manually deleting the pymel folder from the maya
2011 install folder?
On Jun 10, 11:50 pm, Chad Dombrova chad...@gmail.com wrote:
i'd just like to stress that the best solution is to use pymel 1.0 for both
2009 and 2011. you can put a single installation on a network mount
We haven't, we're using sitecustomize.py to insert a new system path
and import pymel, it's all explained in the docs. So you won't need to
remove any default Maya folders.
The problem is that sitecustomize needs to be in the
Maya/Python/Libs/SitePackages folder on every machine. We have an Art
Does that require manually deleting the pymel folder from the maya
2011 install folder?
nope. just follow the installation instructions to make sure that the
external pymel is found on the pythonpath before the internal one.
-chad
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David,
We use a sitecustomize.py that simply lives in one of our python system
paths and it works fine.
It sounds like we are doing something similar. Here's an excerpt from our
file that pushes the pymel path to the head to ensure the maya over-ride
works properly:
if
