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1. Re: Executing MEL scrpit to Bake Tutrle

   

   Reply by Cbonez888 · Jan 2015 · Home› Technical Talk

   Thanks for the help guys, executing the script didn't give me any more errors, but it also didn't do anything lol. Is anyone using Maya 15 that can direct me to where the "bake" button for Turtle would be? Topogun has helped with baking my maps but I would like to compare before I include it into my pipeline. Cheers, Adam

2. Executing MEL scrpit to Bake Tutrle

   

   Topic by Cbonez888 · Jan 2015 · Home› Technical Talk

   Hey all, Recently making the transition from 3ds Max to Maya. So far so good, except how horrible my renders are coming out (normals). I've tried using Turtle but I don't think I can "bake" properly as I'm not using LT and the bake button isn't anywhere to be found, I've tried rendering by hitting the Clapperboard but I'm…

3. Re: Executing MEL scrpit to Bake Tutrle

   

   Reply by JoakimMellergard · Jan 2015 · Home› Technical Talk

   hehe ok I don't know sorry - never used Turtle. Why don't you use the Transfer Maps in Maya? Works great for me.

4. Re: Executing MEL scrpit to Bake Tutrle

   

   Reply by JoakimMellergard · Jan 2015 · Home› Technical Talk

   Have you tried adding what the error suggests? a file name and a directory.

5. Re: Executing MEL scrpit to Bake Tutrle

   

   Reply by claydough · Jan 2015 · Home› Technical Talk

   EDIT: nevermind did not read the part of the message explicitly stating the texture would not be saved! In which case I would expect the correct mel behavior would be to throw an error message in addition to the warning message.

6. Re: Executing MEL scrpit to Bake Tutrle

   

   Reply by JoakimMellergard · Jan 2015 · Home› Technical Talk

   probably like this: ilrTextureBakeCmd -n on -fileName "Texture" -directory "C:\Users\USER\";