Hi Jill,
Sofimage has one preference page to set fps, the only time I've ever had a
problem is when a scene with an incorrect frame rate gets merged in. No need
for two completely disconnected preference locations to do it. This is an
example of why maya needs rethinking.
Clearly what Ben described is the answer to the specific issue (thanks Ben) but
would you agree that this messy and disconnected approach to UI is something
that really should have been addressed in the market leader?
When will the meat of the humanize maya project be available to see?
cheers,
Andi
P.s I quite like the default scene setting in Maya..... I made a button in soft
to do the same thing so Maya is one click ahead as far as that's concerned ;-)
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Subject: RE: more maya......
Date: Tue, 4 Nov 2014 20:01:38 +0000
So Ben is right. This separation of unit settings for the current scene and
your own unit preferences was put in place to address an issue customers had
where they’d load someone else’s scene and all of sudden find that their units,
fps, etc. had all changed when they next created a new scene. For your new
scene preferences, go to New Scene (option box) and set things the way you
normally want them to be on creating a new scene. If you then do File -> Save
Preferences, you’ll be OK even in the extremely unlikely event that you should
crash before exiting. Hope this helps,Jill From:
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[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Ben Beckett
Sent: November-04-14 8:46 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: more maya...... Its a easy fix. go, file, new scene, click the
little box set it once in there. Once you open one new scene from there all
scenes will be it until you change it. If you crash before you close maya you
will need to redo it. Ben On 4 November 2014 13:39, Sebastien Sterling
<[email protected]> wrote:Chin up buddies, chin up. (cry) On 4
November 2014 11:17, Gerbrand Nel <[email protected]> wrote:Yup.. been there..
still waiting for my composure though
G
On 2014-11-04 12:47 PM, Andi Farhall wrote:maybe i just need to sit quietly
here for a bit a regain my composure. The first hour of my day taken up by
figuring out why my fps resets itself every time I start a new scene. They
should have called it "Caveat". as you were.....
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