Hmm, okay. I have Maya 8.5, and Maya 2008 on this machine.
I had a registry key at that location for for Maya 2008, but not for 8.5.
So, I created the appropriate key, and put the correct value in there. Now I get a different error:
D:\05_06_08>maya2egg85 -a model -o car.egg CAR_v11.mb
Could not launch C:\Panda3D-1.5.1\bin\maya2egg85-wrapped.exe
D:\05_06_08>
That is a valid path to the maya2egg85-wrapped.exe.
Also tried using 2008 and got the same thing:
D:\05_06_08>maya2egg2008 -a model -o car.egg CAR_v11.mb
Could not launch C:\Panda3D-1.5.1\bin\maya2egg2008-wrapped.exe
D:\05_06_08>
The source for that maya2eggs85.exe is available, yes? Perhaps I’ll peruse that. Not sure why this is such a problem. Does the thing rely on any environment variables? We are heavily customized here.
P.S. I’m running 64-bit Windows and 64-bit Maya(s).
It’s the 64-bit maya that’s the problem. The exporter is compiled for 32-bit maya.
This is getting to be a real problem: too many versions. I’m already compiling for a half-dozen versions of maya. Each time I want to add support for another version I have to beg somebody to loan me a copy. Now there are 64-bit versions too, and I really ought to do linux versions, and 64-bit linux versions…
There has to be a better way than me spending half a day trying to scrounge up each and every version of Maya. Anybody have any ideas?