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Love what you've done here. It looks like a fantastic tool. Unfortunately when I load it into Maya 2016 it won't even launch. I did update the AE path as you described in your video but I imagine this has nothing to do with why nothing loaded in Maya when running the script.
Update**
Got this to create an export by typing rcExport2AE in the command line as you suggested in your Vimeo comments. However, the export is incorrect.
* Resolution is not the same as source. Exported 960 x 540 but AE sees 720 x 486
* There are no keyframes on the assets created in AE. Just the initial state position of any objects "baked".
TogTobias
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