Fspy importer for Maya - Easy camera match
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- In this tutorial I am going to show you how to import a camera match directly from Fspy into Maya, using a script available online, but customizing it so it imports all the information, including the focal length and setting the correct resolution in Maya.
Follow up tutorial:
• HDRI projection workfl...
Resources:
fspy.io/
github.com/Jus...
Let me know if you enjoyed this video.
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Also is there the updated script with your added sniippets or should we just type it in our selves. I would have not like to break the script with typos but if thats the only option will have to do.
github.com/cgside/MayaFspy_update/blob/main/Maya_fspy_update
Nice one! Planning to test 2023?
Hey there. Should work fine in 2023, since Maya 2022.3 uses also python 3.
@@cgside Very cool, will give it a try. I moved to Maya from Blender and I was missing Fspy functionality :)
Could you put the edited code available ?
Sure, here you go: github.com/cgside/MayaFspy_update/blob/main/Maya_fspy_update
Let me know if this works ;)
You have just begun, but the content is already awesome. Thanks. Keep going.
@@cgside Not working- Image not imported
my view camera is match but render camera not, which is same camera and same res. idk how to fix it
Were you able to solve it? It's been a while since I used this script honestly.
i just checked, fspy can also run un maya 2023
hey, im not able find version 2.0 and not able to download pymel s well. kindly help me. i need to work this urgently
If you're in a rush try this: ua-cam.com/video/OvsDfgMkljA/v-deo.html . Honestly it's been a while since I used Maya so haven't used this script lately. Couldn't find version 2.0 either for some reason, if you really want to use this script search on how to install pymel in Maya.
help.autodesk.com/view/MAYAUL/2024/ENU/?guid=GUID-2AA5EFCE-53B1-46A0-8E43-4CD0B2C72FB4
Maya 2018. It doesn't work for me, the camera is in the center of the coordinate grid. And there is no image plane.
I am not sure if the original script supports Maya 2018, that might be the issue. Also there was a big change to python 3 in recent versions of Maya.
@@cgside It helped deleting the old "maya" folder C:\Users\xxx\Documents\maya
I cant seem to get the default script download to work. Keeps spitting out this error
# Error: ModuleNotFoundError: file C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Maya2022\Python37\lib\site-packages\shiboken2\files.dir\shibokensupport\__feature__.py line 142: No module named 'pymel' #
Im using maya 2022, and i got the fSpy download from the github page.
Hey, try to use version 2.0 of the script which doesnt use pymel (the module you're missing). github.com/JustinPedersen/maya_fspy/tree/v2.0.0
Another workaround is to install pymel for maya. Cheers.
@@cgside I got it to work by installing pymel throught the command line. Thanks
I'm not sure what I do wrong.. I imported the code and it's not matching the resolution gate and the focal length :( and the perspective is not at all accurate inside maya even though it worked in fspy. sigh.
nevermind it works! Not deleting first comment to help the algorithm.
@@AnnabelleG96 Hey I'm facing this same issue, Did you find any solution for this?
@@TheSeeSquare Did any of you find a solution for this? ^^
Any chance we can update fSpy so it will run on maya 2023?
You'll have to ask on the GitHub page for the script update, as I am not the author. The main problem is pymel as it doesn't ship by default in newer versions of Maya .
F-spy not working on 3 point perspective images in Maya. Any solutions ?
Hi. I can confirm that this is an issue. May be related to the fact that the ".json" file doesn't export information about the z axis (3rd vanishing point). Will check if it's possible to fix this.
@@cgside If possible can you make a tutorial on perspective matching images in 3DS max perspective match tool and bringing that camera to Maya. I have heard that this could work but couldn't find a tutorial on this. It's shame that industry standard tool like Maya doesn't have a built-in tool for perspective matching.
@@johnwalker4787 You can use the blender workflow and import it to Maya. Should work. No need for 3ds max, watch this: ua-cam.com/video/OvsDfgMkljA/v-deo.html&ab_channel=OnMars3D
Hey don't know if you'll see this but I got an error when trying to do the import python code
# Error: ModuleNotFoundError: file C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Maya2022\Python37\lib\site-packages\shiboken2\files.dir\shibokensupport\__feature__.py line 142: No module named 'maya_fspy'
Hi, not sure why you have that error. Do you have pymel installed? That could be the reason. Also make sure you have the correct path: imgur.com/a/U7IReCk
@@cgside I'm getting this error " # Error: ModuleNotFoundError: file line 1: No module named 'maya_fspy' "
I have everything on a different drive too and I don't want to change it to C.
Any way I can workaround this?
You've installed the script in the wrong place.
Youve installed the script in the wrong place@@theapexpredator157
GOOD😀
I think Maya 2024 broken this Script :(
Hey, I believe thats because it uses pymel and Maya 2024 doesn't ship with it. There is an updated version on the author's GitHub that doesn't use pymel. The bit that I wrote doesn't use it either. The other option is to install pymel manually. Haven't used Maya in a while. Cheers
@@cgside Yup, works perfectly with the update version, thanks for ur help. :)
Can you share us the core.py file?
Just add the GitHub code provided here in comments in the core.py file, there is no other code I am adding besides that. Cheers
@@cgside Thank you
hello I'm editing the core.py and adding this code, with notepad, as seen in the video but when I add it stops working. As much as I check I can't find the error. Can anyone see what I can be doing wrong? thank you hfa = pm.camera(camera_shape, q=True, hfa=True)
mm = hfa*25.4
fl = data['relativeFocalLength']*mm/2
pm.camera(camera_shape, e=True, fl=fl)
renderWidth = data['imageWidth']
renderHeight = data['imageHeight']
pm.setAttr('defaultResolution.width', renderWidth)
pm.setAttr('defaultResolution.height', renderHeight)
aspRatio = float(pm.getAttr('defaultResolution.width'))/float(pm.getAttr('defaultResolution.height'))
pm.setAttr('defaultResolution.deviceAspectRatio', aspRatio)
Hey, it's been a while since I touched Maya. Here's a more up to date script : ua-cam.com/video/DOETNKpM2Ls/v-deo.htmlsi=SQ6Ff9HU4ce8jaN8
@@cgsidethank you very much