Try again with this code (it's a python script btw, so it needs import statement). I cannot edit my previous post so I'll just repost it again :
import maya.cmds as cmds
import maya.mel as mel
def removeRogueModelPanelChangeEvents():
# add any missing procedure error in here
EVIL_METHOD_NAMES = ['DCF_updateViewportList', 'CgAbBlastPanelOptChangeCallback','onModelChange3dc']
capitalEvilMethodNames = [name.upper() for name in EVIL_METHOD_NAMES]
modelPanelLabel = mel.eval('localizedPanelLabel("ModelPanel")')
processedPanelNames = []
panelName = cmds.sceneUIReplacement(getNextPanel=('modelPanel', modelPanelLabel))
while panelName and panelName not in processedPanelNames:
editorChangedValue = cmds.modelEditor(panelName, query=True, editorChanged=True)
parts = editorChangedValue.split(';')
newParts = []
changed = False
for part in parts:
for evilMethodName in capitalEvilMethodNames:
if evilMethodName in part.upper():
changed = True
break
else:
newParts.append(part)
if changed:
cmds.modelEditor(panelName, edit=True, editorChanged=';'.join(newParts))
print("Model panel error fixed!"),
processedPanelNames.append(panelName)
panelName = cmds.sceneUIReplacement(getNextPanel=('modelPanel', modelPanelLabel))
removeRogueModelPanelChangeEvents()
or this (credit: https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/maya-forum/maya2018-error-line-1-cannot-find-procedure-quot/td-p/8651... )
from maya import cmds
def removeCallbackError():
for model_panel in cmds.getPanel(typ="modelPanel"):
# Get callback of the model editor
callback = cmds.modelEditor(model_panel, query=True, editorChanged=True)
# If the callback is the erroneous `CgAbBlastPanelOptChangeCallback`
# or other callback error (add any missing procedure here)
if callback == "CgAbBlastPanelOptChangeCallback" or callback == "onModelChange3dc" :
# Remove the callbacks from the editor
cmds.modelEditor(model_panel, edit=True, editorChanged="")
removeCallbackError()
Open the problematic scene file, run the script, make any edits (zoom the camera or whatever) so Maya considers the scene as "dirty" or edited, then save the file. You need to clean AND then save each infected files (either by script or manually editing .MA file with text editor), because every time you open other problematic scene and you don't clean it, the error will keep spreading because it latches onto each scene via script node.
Any missing procedure error is embedded by default in uIConfigurationScriptNode. I guess that's how in the last few months there have been actual malware infections with far more severity than this error in Maya, because someone really put an effort and exploit this vulnerability. Must really hate Autodesk, don't they...
