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I'd like to capture/generate a log file while maya is crashing. By doing so, I will have a more accurate idea of what is the cause of the bug and fix it.
I know that the output window gives some important informations but the crash can happen on a different capture than mine.
I'd like to capture/generate a log file while maya is crashing. By doing so, I will have a more accurate idea of what is the cause of the bug and fix it.
I know that the output window gives some important informations but the crash can happen on a different capture than mine.
Have you looked inside the MayaCrashLog* files that Maya generates? That might already be enough for your needs. The should log the Maya session options, the crash stack trace, and a memory core dump.
By default, those are written to the user temp directory.
(Windows: %TEMP% -- usually something like: C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Temp)
Have you looked inside the MayaCrashLog* files that Maya generates? That might already be enough for your needs. The should log the Maya session options, the crash stack trace, and a memory core dump.
By default, those are written to the user temp directory.
(Windows: %TEMP% -- usually something like: C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Temp)
