If you want MtoA to available to all users, then you could copy mtoa.mod to one of the common locations. C:/Program Files/Common Files/Autodesk Shared/Modules/maya/2016.C:/Program Files/Common Files/Alias Shared/Modules/maya.C:/Program Files/Common Files/Alias Shared/Modules/maya/2016.C:/Users/StephenBlair/Documents/maya/modules.C:/Users/StephenBlair/Documents/maya/2016/modules.C:/Program Files/Autodesk/Maya2016/modules Today, Autodesk officially released exciting new updates to Arnold and Maya. The minimum version of Arnold for Maya (MtoA) that supports rendering the Bifrost graph is 3.2.2.
For example, for the user account “StephenBlair”, here are the default places where Maya looks for modules: The module file has to be in the MAYA_MODULE_PATH. If you installed MtoA using one user account, and try to run Maya with a different user account, Maya will not find the module file.
For example: C:\Users\StephenBlair\Documents\maya\2016\modules To load MtoA, you need to make sure that Maya finds the MtoA module file.īy default, the MtoA installer puts the mtoa.mod file in the user’s modules folder. Error: file: C:/Program Files/Autodesk/Maya2016/scripts/others/l line 781: The specified module could not be found. (mtoa) // A plugin user guide, like the Arnold for Maya User Guide, covers how to use that shader in the Maya user interface. For example, the Arnold User Guide contains the full documentation for the standard surface shader. And if you try to manually load mtoa.mll, you’ll get errors like this: // Error: file: C:/Program Files/Autodesk/Maya2016/scripts/others/l line 781: Unable to dynamically load : C:/solidangle/mtoadeploy/2016/plug-ins/mtoa.mll The Arnold User Guide is the full documentation for all Arnold nodes and settings. mll is not listed in the Plug-in Manager, that means that Maya did not find the MtoA module file ( mtoa.mod).
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