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If the file is set to sRGB it will linearize it, otherwise it will leave the color space untouched. Use a color correct node or simply take the RGB values one by one and multiply them by 0.45. If you used colors instead of textures in some shader, you need to linearize them all (I mean all the color swatches). If the file is linear (exr, hdr) be sure it's set to RAW. If the texture file is a classic 8bit sRGB (tif, jpg, etc) be sure the color space in the file node is set to sRGB. Link your texture file nodes to the original files (not. Leave all the other options at default values. Enable the color management in Maya preferences. tx files from the previous project because Arnold has to generate them again with the new color space options. Had all this working in 2014 by the way.I had the same problems and I went mad about it. Thought giving python 2.7.6 a shot instead of mayapy.exe might help me identify the problem, but that clearly comes with its own challenges. The executable crashes at the initialization step, without an error message, not unlike when I try to load Maya Standalone through the Python 2.7.6. The whole reason I’m looking into this in the first-place is an issue with running Maya 2016.5’s mayapy.exe through Incredibuild (a network job distribution tool). I could see Autodesk introducing say a new environment variable that could also be a contributing factor.
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I thought this could be one of the causes, but can anyone confirm that a matching re-compile of python does indeed fix it? The documentation for using a different python interpreter is not very encompassing. Download autodesk maya 2016 exe for free. 2016/2017 is where the issue for me begins. I can confirm that Maya 2014’s python compiled with Visual Studio 2010 (MSC v.1600) is compatible with the standard Python 2.7.6 build compiled with Visual Studio 2008 (MSC v.1500). In the case of 2016/2017 that would be Visual Studio 2012. Which means if you’d like to use a different python interpreter you’ll need to compile it with the same version of visual studio that autodesk has used for the internal version. This is because from 2013 and beyond the Python that ships with Maya is not compiled with the same c-runtime as a standard version of Python. So this won’t work out of the box for any version post 2012, at least on windows. Crashing on me when attempting to initialize. Wondering if anyone else has attempted this with Maya 2016.5 and Maya 2017.
I don’t have 2010 so I couldn’t test it, but all you have to do is switch the 2011s with 2010s :)
AUTODESK MAYA 2017 FILES IN 2016 CODE
I tried the same code for 2009 with python 2.5 and it worked flawlessly :). I don’t have 2010 so I couldn’t test it, but all you have to do is switch the 2011s with 2010s ("C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Maya2011\Python\lib\site-packages") ("C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Maya2011\Python") ("C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Maya2011\Python\lib\lib-tk") ("C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Maya2011\Python\lib\plat-win") ("C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Maya2011\Python\lib") ("C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Maya2011\Python\DLLs") hikc files from recent Maya versions while running the 2017 HIK runtime. ("C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Maya2011\Python\lib\site-packages\ply-3.3-py2.6.egg") Autodesk Maya 2020 introduces tools that help animators, modelers, riggers. ("C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Maya2011\Python\lib\site-packages\setuptools-0.6c9-py2.6.egg")
Os.environ = "C:\\Program Files\\Autodesk\\Maya2011\\bin " + os.environ Os.environ = "C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Maya2011\Python" Os.environ = "C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Maya2011" #THESE ARE THE MISSING STUFF WHEN RUNNING python.exe compared with mayapy.exe To get an external Python interpreter to behave just like the mayapy interpreter, you have do this:
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