Maya CG plugin

# 1 13-01-2003 , 10:50 PM

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Quote from the main page ...invidia has released the Maya CG plugin and it's real cool... check it out if you've got the right hardware.. .... SM i just finished downloading this file all 100mb of it but i did not install it yet as i think i mite run it bye you and see ...i am new to maya and have 4.5 so what i am asking is will i go ahead and install the Maya CG plugin or what??? PC spec is p4 1.8/invidia GF4 ti 4600 64mb 768ram user added image

your help is needed

P4 3.2 ATI 9800xt 256. 1gb ram 19"lcd ..

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# 2 13-01-2003 , 11:51 PM

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well in my oppinion, if you are a newbie in maya, you need to go and learn the maya basics first and then go into plug-ins and other advanced things..

-Emo

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# 3 14-01-2003 , 04:15 PM

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what does this plugin do anyway? ive read the stuff on the nvidia site but its messes with the brain! im stupid, i know user added image

- Simon

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# 4 14-01-2003 , 08:27 PM

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I think it lets you program your own shaders and then use them in maya or something like that....

I tried installing it but it wont let me because it tells me it needs something else when I already have that.... user added image

-Emo

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# 5 15-01-2003 , 02:32 PM

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try reinstalling it user added image

ive never understood external maya plugins user added image

this one seems weird cos uve already got hypershade to do what u want it to do

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# 6 15-01-2003 , 04:55 PM

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Nem: its only of real use if you're developing games - lets you program your own shaders and output to either Direct X or opengl and have them display in your viewport whilst you work.

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