which one was first run, usersetup.mel or userSetup.py?
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usersetup.mel-and-userSetup.py
I work with MAYA software.
I have two files, usersetup.mel and userSetup.py, which of the two files will be run first? Thank you for the answer.
python scripting 3d maya mel
asked Nov 20 at 18:57
Wongselent
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usersetup.mel-and-userSetup.py
I work with MAYA software.
I have two files, usersetup.mel and userSetup.py, which of the two files will be run first? Thank you for the answer.
python scripting 3d maya mel
asked Nov 20 at 18:57
Wongselent
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Hi there, please give more details as your question is quite confusing. stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask
– lgwilliams
Nov 20 at 19:04
I work with MAYA software, I want to create a "callback" with the help of usersetup.mel or userSetup.py, but I am confused, if I create two usertsetup.mel and userSetup.py files, which MAYA software will run first?, thanks
– Wongselent
Nov 20 at 19:09
I suppose you could simply add a print command to both of them and see which is printed first. As much as I know the userSetup.py is called very early in during startup. At a time where the UI is not yet loaded. I think the mel version runs later.
– haggi krey
Nov 20 at 19:29
Thank you very much, after I tried it turned out that userSetup.py was run first.
– Wongselent
Nov 21 at 2:45
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usersetup.mel-and-userSetup.py
I work with MAYA software.
I have two files, usersetup.mel and userSetup.py, which of the two files will be run first? Thank you for the answer.
python scripting 3d maya mel
asked Nov 20 at 18:57
Wongselent
11
usersetup.mel-and-userSetup.py
I work with MAYA software.
I have two files, usersetup.mel and userSetup.py, which of the two files will be run first? Thank you for the answer.
python scripting 3d maya mel
python scripting 3d maya mel
asked Nov 20 at 18:57
Wongselent
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asked Nov 20 at 18:57
Wongselent
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asked Nov 20 at 18:57
Wongselent
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asked Nov 20 at 18:57
Wongselent
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asked Nov 20 at 18:57
Wongselent
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Hi there, please give more details as your question is quite confusing. stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask
– lgwilliams
Nov 20 at 19:04
I work with MAYA software, I want to create a "callback" with the help of usersetup.mel or userSetup.py, but I am confused, if I create two usertsetup.mel and userSetup.py files, which MAYA software will run first?, thanks
– Wongselent
Nov 20 at 19:09
I suppose you could simply add a print command to both of them and see which is printed first. As much as I know the userSetup.py is called very early in during startup. At a time where the UI is not yet loaded. I think the mel version runs later.
– haggi krey
Nov 20 at 19:29
Thank you very much, after I tried it turned out that userSetup.py was run first.
– Wongselent
Nov 21 at 2:45
add a comment |
Hi there, please give more details as your question is quite confusing. stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask
– lgwilliams
Nov 20 at 19:04
I work with MAYA software, I want to create a "callback" with the help of usersetup.mel or userSetup.py, but I am confused, if I create two usertsetup.mel and userSetup.py files, which MAYA software will run first?, thanks
– Wongselent
Nov 20 at 19:09
I suppose you could simply add a print command to both of them and see which is printed first. As much as I know the userSetup.py is called very early in during startup. At a time where the UI is not yet loaded. I think the mel version runs later.
– haggi krey
Nov 20 at 19:29
Thank you very much, after I tried it turned out that userSetup.py was run first.
– Wongselent
Nov 21 at 2:45
Hi there, please give more details as your question is quite confusing. stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask
– lgwilliams
Nov 20 at 19:04
Hi there, please give more details as your question is quite confusing. stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask
– lgwilliams
Nov 20 at 19:04
I work with MAYA software, I want to create a "callback" with the help of usersetup.mel or userSetup.py, but I am confused, if I create two usertsetup.mel and userSetup.py files, which MAYA software will run first?, thanks
– Wongselent
Nov 20 at 19:09
I work with MAYA software, I want to create a "callback" with the help of usersetup.mel or userSetup.py, but I am confused, if I create two usertsetup.mel and userSetup.py files, which MAYA software will run first?, thanks
– Wongselent
Nov 20 at 19:09
I suppose you could simply add a print command to both of them and see which is printed first. As much as I know the userSetup.py is called very early in during startup. At a time where the UI is not yet loaded. I think the mel version runs later.
– haggi krey
Nov 20 at 19:29
I suppose you could simply add a print command to both of them and see which is printed first. As much as I know the userSetup.py is called very early in during startup. At a time where the UI is not yet loaded. I think the mel version runs later.
– haggi krey
Nov 20 at 19:29
Thank you very much, after I tried it turned out that userSetup.py was run first.
– Wongselent
Nov 21 at 2:45
Thank you very much, after I tried it turned out that userSetup.py was run first.
– Wongselent
Nov 21 at 2:45
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Hi there, please give more details as your question is quite confusing. stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask
– lgwilliams
Nov 20 at 19:04
I work with MAYA software, I want to create a "callback" with the help of usersetup.mel or userSetup.py, but I am confused, if I create two usertsetup.mel and userSetup.py files, which MAYA software will run first?, thanks
– Wongselent
Nov 20 at 19:09
I suppose you could simply add a print command to both of them and see which is printed first. As much as I know the userSetup.py is called very early in during startup. At a time where the UI is not yet loaded. I think the mel version runs later.
– haggi krey
Nov 20 at 19:29
Thank you very much, after I tried it turned out that userSetup.py was run first.
– Wongselent
Nov 21 at 2:45