Cool thanks for the insights! The os._exit(0) was a new one for me. It
works! No more crashes. Great workaround.
Like Chad said, I learned to add the uninitialize call in 2016 and
according to the maya documentation this is still valid for 2017.
I disabled all my startup scripts I think.
I did
Cool thanks for the insights! The os._exit(0) was a new one for me. It
works! No more crashes. Great workaround.
Like Chad said, I learned to add the uninitialize call in 2016 and
according to the maya documentation this is still valid for 2017.
I disabled all my startup scripts I think.
I did
The uninitialize was introduced in 2016 and is required or else Maya
crashes on exit...similar to this case! I'm not sure why this case is
crashing. I tested your script in 2017 and it didn't crash. Do you have
any start up scripts running? Anything in your MAYA_SCRIPT_PATH env?
On Thursday
I've never used the uninitialize call. Does it crash when you don't use
that? Does it provide important functionality in a shell script?
I too have seen crashes during exit, and the quick fix can be to use
os._exit(0)
This will force the python interpreter to exit quickly without calling any
of th
I've had the interpreter crash a lot on exit due to plugins not unloading
cleanly. Might be worth trying it with all of them disabled?
On Thursday, January 26, 2017 at 5:22:45 AM UTC-6, Erik Karlsson wrote:
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> Hi everyone!
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> I'm trying to get maya 2017 up and working. But I'm having some issue
