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MAYA_MRFM_SHOW_CUSTOM_SHADERS = 1
to your Maya.env file. You can find that file at:
\documents and settings\username\maya\4.5\
Then restart Maya!
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Instead you can add that line to your system's environment by going:
1. Right click on My Computer and go to Properties
2. Go to the Advanced tab
3. Click on Environment Variables
4. Down in the System Variables section, click New
5. Put the line MAYA_MRFM_SHOW_CUSTOM_SHADERS into the Variable Name slot
6. Then just put the number 1 into the Variable Value slot
Then restart your computer. That may fix it for you.
Oh but I think you should take that line out of the Maya Environment file if you do it this other way.
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Have you tryed this? It solved my problem!Originally posted by Jozvex
Englar, all you need to do is add the line:
MAYA_MRFM_SHOW_CUSTOM_SHADERS = 1
to your Maya.env file. You can find that file at:
\documents and settings\username\maya\4.5\
Then restart Maya!
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With MR 1.5.1 all is well with the change to the Maya.env file. Icons and all.
Seems a touch faster as well, but that could be my imagination.
By the way, anyone know what the "contour shader nodes" do?
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