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override ApplicationPlugins directory

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spark6C3TN
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override ApplicationPlugins directory

Hello,

 

I am looking for an environment variable, or a method that I can override ApplicationPlugins directory, which is a default location of installing maya bonustools.

 

Is there a clean way to re-direct the location instead of individually setting plugins, pythonpath, and script paths?

 

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g2m.agent
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spark6C3TN
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Thank you for the link, I am setting Maya bonus tools to a shared location, and it includes various plugins and scripts and I hope there is a better way than setting multiple MAYA paths.

 

I tried setting MAYA_PACKAGE_PATH to the directory having PackageContents.xml file, but it doesn't change anything. Is there a success story with the environment variable?

 

https://apps.autodesk.com/en/Detail/Index?id=8115150172702393827

 

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spark6C3TN
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Maya 2022 help for the file path variables gave me the answer. Thank you.

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vonbehr
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How did you solve it?

I did set the MAYA_PACKAGE_PATH variable to the folder with the PackageContents.xml but the Bonus Tools are not loaded.

Is this env variable even available in Maya versions before 2020?

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KernAttila_Zag
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You need to point to the folder above, containing the BonusTools folder

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