Well thanks Mr. X, that is really
helpful if it works. I will test it.
Sylvain also has no idea about it, there are a few experienced
Maya users too here now in Sfx team but they all are of the
opinion it is not possible to set a custom FPS.
Cheers !
On 26/09/2012 6:40 PM, Xavier Lapointe wrote:
I think you can edit this section:
optionMenuGrp -label (uiRes("m_createPrefWndUI.kTime"))
-cc ("prefWndUnitsChanged
\"time\"")
timeOpts;
string $fps =
(uiRes("m_createPrefWndUI.kFps"));
string $unitFPS =
(uiRes("m_createPrefWndUI.kUnitFps"));
menuItem -label `format -s "15" $fps`;
menuItem -label `format -s "Film" -s
"24" $unitFPS`;
menuItem -label `format -s "PAL" -s
"25" $unitFPS`;
menuItem -label `format -s "NTSC" -s
"30" $unitFPS`;
menuItem -label `format -s "Show" -s
"48" $unitFPS`;
menuItem -label `format -s "PAL Field"
-s "50" $unitFPS`;
menuItem -label `format -s "NTSC
Field" -s "60" $unitFPS`;
menuItem -label
(uiRes("m_createPrefWndUI.kMilliSeconds"));
menuItem -label
(uiRes("m_createPrefWndUI.kSecondsItem"));
menuItem -label
(uiRes("m_createPrefWndUI.kMinutes"));
menuItem -label
(uiRes("m_createPrefWndUI.kHours"));
menuItem -label `format -s "2"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "3"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "4"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "5"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "6"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "8"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "10"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "12"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "16"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "20"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "40"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "75"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "80"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "100"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "120"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "125"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "150"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "200"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "240"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "250"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "300"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "375"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "400"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "500"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "600"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "750"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "1200"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "1500"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "2000"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "3000"
$fps`;;
menuItem -label `format -s "6000"
$fps`;;
in /usr/autodesk/maya2012-x64/scripts/startup/createPrefWndUI.mel
(or something similar). Sound a little convoluted though.
Might want to ask Sylvain or Eric, he's been a long time on Maya
as far as I can remember.
Cheers
On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 at 7:22 AM, Alok <[email protected]>
wrote:
Thanks Ben but that only changes the playback speed so
the captures can be done at custom speeds, but it does not
change the fcurves so the transform of the object in Maya
is exactly the same as the transform of object in
Softimage at the same frame.
On 26/09/2012 5:06 PM, Ben Houston
wrote:
Pick "other" as the Playback speed and
then you can set the frame rate explicitly in the
number box to the right of that in Maya. Or at least
that is how I thought it worked.
-ben
On Wed, Sep 26, 2012 at
5:03 PM, Alok <[email protected]>
wrote:
We have
tracked and animated objects in Softimage at
23.98 fps. We bring the animation in Maya, but
in Maya there is no custom FPS setting
available. The closest is 24 FPS, so obviously
the animation does not match. The only
solution I can think is to quickly script to
scale the FCurves.
Does that seems to be the approach or is there
anything else I can do differently.
Any help much appreciated.
Thanks.
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