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whalerider
http://www.orcavfx.com/downloads/mt_tools/ [orcavfx.com]

Particle tools
- you need Python 2.5 and PyQt for Python 2.5 installed.
- Houdini 9.5.379 and later supported.
- on Windows you're limited to 32-bit Houdini (no 64-bit PyQt yet)
- on Linux there's no such limitation.

Camera transfer tools
- no need for PyQt.
- Maya 8.5 and later supported.
- Houdini 9.5 and later supported.

I've tested on more than 10 production builds (HD on Windows, Apprentice on Linux)

Haven't tested on OS X.

Let me know what you think.

Indeed! Thanks for making this available!
For Windows 64bit users, a maya artist was nice enough to compile a 64bit version of PyQt for python 2.5 and 2.6!

The download link and details on how he did it are on his blog.

http://eoyilmaz.blogspot.com/ [eoyilmaz.blogspot.com]

Here is another blogspot about compiling on win64.

http://blog.shadowgears.com/2008/10/making-qt4-dance-with-msvc-2008.html [blog.shadowgears.com]

Cheers,

Frank

Sorry, I just realized Houdini 10 64bit is running on Python 2.5.2.
If I have time soon I will compile a version.

Cheers,

Frank

whalerider
http://www.orcavfx.com/downloads/mt_tools/ [orcavfx.com]

Particle tools
- you need Python 2.5 and PyQt for Python 2.5 installed.
- Houdini 9.5.379 and later supported.
- on Windows you're limited to 32-bit Houdini (no 64-bit PyQt yet)
- on Linux there's no such limitation.

Camera transfer tools
- no need for PyQt.
- Maya 8.5 and later supported.
- Houdini 9.5 and later supported.

I've tested on more than 10 production builds (HD on Windows, Apprentice on Linux)

Haven't tested on OS X.

Let me know what you think.

Indeed! Thanks for making this available!
For Windows 64bit users, a maya artist was nice enough to compile a 64bit version of PyQt for python 2.5 and 2.6!

The download link and details on how he did it are on his blog.

http://eoyilmaz.blogspot.com/ [eoyilmaz.blogspot.com]

Here is another blogspot about compiling on win64.

http://blog.shadowgears.com/2008/10/making-qt4-dance-with-msvc-2008.html [blog.shadowgears.com]

Cheers,

Frank

Hello All,

Does anyone know of any exterior and interior architecture renders using Mantra?



Thanks,

Frank