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# Error: IOError: 22
i am getting this error while i try to excute this script mate ,
i downloaded , installed and copied the files as you said , i changed the directory and all ,
what is the solution for this
Maybe this would work better if you actually had the "site-packages" folder in the download folder! Inside the python folder there are loads of other folders, i am guessing no-body knows where they should put the two files!
A simple step by step instruction would help and especially if the instructions you gave actually contained the right file structure.
[Angelo Vildasol]
it's so easy to edit the py file to point at your path, just edit the line
UIFile = "THE PATH TO THE .ui FILE"
ex:
UIFile = "/volumes/mayascripts/AlignObjects/AlignObjects.ui"
that's all you need, and yes the python version works on mac osx
I'm still incredibly confused as to how I need to edit this py file path for the script to work on a MAC. I'm running OS X 10.8.2. Your installation instructions only cover the process for editing the a PC path. Could you possibly post a screenshot of how the AlignObjects.py path should look? Also, does the current version of python even work for my MAC OS version?
Hope you can help me out here. Thanks!
Works great on OSX 10.8 Mountain Lion and Maya 2013 SP2.
Used PyQT4 for Maya 2013 OSX Lion:
https://www.justinfx.com/2011/11/09/installing-pyqt4-for-maya-2012-osx/
Also created this PNG from Photoshops align and made a shelf button. You can use it if you want:
https://fake.is/MTQu
