Organising your downloaded scripts
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I must thank Davvey for sharing this with me, there are few others that deserve credit, their names are in the downloaded script file.
If you download a lot of scripts this is a goodie...your script folder pops up inside Maya as a drop-down:
download these scripts:DVY_menu.zip
Put the DVY_ScriptMenu.mel script in the same folder as the userSetup file and the Source_DVY_ScriptMenus.mel in the root of the scripts folder. If you want you can change the script names can amened any lines in the scripts that call them.
Right-click on your userSetup.mel open it with notepad and add the line:
DVY_ScriptMenu;
If you want to store your scrips elsewhere then amend Line No. 186 in DVY_VehicleMenu.mel:
/ string $rootFolder = (`internalVar -userAppDir` + "Scripts/");
// to get the script directory
// FEEL FREE TO CHANGE THIS VARIABLE TO ANY PATH WHERE YOU KEEP MEL SCRIPTS
// EXAMPLE 1: string $rootFolder = (`internalVar -userScriptDir` + "myFolder/");
// Don't forget the forward slash at the end of the path
Restart Maya and all your scripts in your own folders and sub-folders will be found in a drop-down menu
just beautiful; kinda brings a tear to your eye;
ak
www.andrew.kerr.name
If you download a lot of scripts this is a goodie...your script folder pops up inside Maya as a drop-down:
download these scripts:DVY_menu.zip
Put the DVY_ScriptMenu.mel script in the same folder as the userSetup file and the Source_DVY_ScriptMenus.mel in the root of the scripts folder. If you want you can change the script names can amened any lines in the scripts that call them.
Right-click on your userSetup.mel open it with notepad and add the line:
DVY_ScriptMenu;
If you want to store your scrips elsewhere then amend Line No. 186 in DVY_VehicleMenu.mel:
/ string $rootFolder = (`internalVar -userAppDir` + "Scripts/");
// to get the script directory
// FEEL FREE TO CHANGE THIS VARIABLE TO ANY PATH WHERE YOU KEEP MEL SCRIPTS
// EXAMPLE 1: string $rootFolder = (`internalVar -userScriptDir` + "myFolder/");
// Don't forget the forward slash at the end of the path
Restart Maya and all your scripts in your own folders and sub-folders will be found in a drop-down menu
just beautiful; kinda brings a tear to your eye;
ak
www.andrew.kerr.name
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Author: andrewkerr
Submitted: 2007-05-28 17:57:47 UTC
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