#Entry point for the Red9 Studio Pack. Copy this file to your
#C:\user\xxxxx\Documents\maya\20xx\scripts folder and edit the path
#below to point to the folder containing the Red9 folder.
#Note: the first 2 lines arent needed if you dropped the Red9 folder
#into the Maya scripts directory in your prefs, or any directory already
#on a Python path
#repoint the path to folder that contains the Red9 folder
#NOT to the Red9 folder itself
#import sys
#sys.path.append('C:/Red9_Core/')
#then to launch
import Red9
Red9.start()
#Entry point for the Red9 Studio Pack. Copy this file to your
#C:\user\xxxxx\Documents\maya\20xx\scripts folder and edit the path
#below to point to the folder containing the Red9 folder.
#Note: the first 2 lines arent needed if you dropped the Red9 folder
#into the Maya scripts directory in your prefs, or any directory already
#on a Python path
#repoint the path to folder that contains the Red9 folder
#NOT to the Red9 folder itself
#import sys
#sys.path.append('C:/Red9_Core/')
#then to launch
import Red9
Red9.start()
def red9(*a):
import Red9
reload(Red9)
Red9.start()
def loadRed9( *a ):
import Red9
reload(Red9)
Red9.start()
def Red9_start():
import sys
sys.path.append('/Users/Shared/Autodesk/maya/scripts')
import Red9
Red9.start()