Yeti is Peregrine Labs product to produce fur, feathers and generating lots of things based around familiar working concepts of a procedural node graph directly within Autodesk?s Maya.
8 comments on “Peregrine Labs ? Yeti v1.2.8 For Maya 2012 ? 2013.5 ? Win64”
Super thanks!
Fantastic!
ps
pls change image on blog with another better ;)
hmm i think i?m to dumb for the installation…could someone please explain how to install or copy the files? thx!
Yes me too ! I really don’t know how to install this software. Where to extract, what we have really to do exactly etc.
Thanks !
Me too.
I really wish for Mr.Stock to work on this for a Mac Version.
Any help ! to let me know Step by Step installation process for the Yeti plugin i.e. Yeti_v1.2.16_Maya2014 – Win 64 for Windows 8
I have tried to make it happen (to make plugin work), but couldnt do so because somewhere I doubt I am going wrong so would like to know step by step from beginning including module path, and everthing.
If someone possibly lend his expertise that would be great to count on :-)
From the yeti page:
You will need to edit the pgYetiMaya.mod file and replace path_to_yeti_root with the full path to the Yeti root directory ( which is most likely the directory the file is in )
and then
set the environment variable MAYA_MODULE_PATH to point to the directory when the previously edited .mod file resides
From the yeti page:
1.You will need to edit the pgYetiMaya.mod file and replace path_to_yeti_root with the full path to the Yeti root directory ( which is most likely the directory the file is in )
and then
2.set the environment variable MAYA_MODULE_PATH to point to the directory when the previously edited .mod file resides
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Yeti is Peregrine Labs product to produce fur, feathers and generating lots of things based around familiar working concepts of a procedural node graph directly within Autodesk?s Maya.
Super thanks!
Fantastic!
ps
pls change image on blog with another better ;)
hmm i think i?m to dumb for the installation…could someone please explain how to install or copy the files? thx!
Yes me too ! I really don’t know how to install this software. Where to extract, what we have really to do exactly etc.
Thanks !
Me too.
I really wish for Mr.Stock to work on this for a Mac Version.
Any help ! to let me know Step by Step installation process for the Yeti plugin i.e. Yeti_v1.2.16_Maya2014 – Win 64 for Windows 8
I have tried to make it happen (to make plugin work), but couldnt do so because somewhere I doubt I am going wrong so would like to know step by step from beginning including module path, and everthing.
If someone possibly lend his expertise that would be great to count on :-)
From the yeti page:
You will need to edit the pgYetiMaya.mod file and replace path_to_yeti_root with the full path to the Yeti root directory ( which is most likely the directory the file is in )
and then
set the environment variable MAYA_MODULE_PATH to point to the directory when the previously edited .mod file resides
From the yeti page:
1.You will need to edit the pgYetiMaya.mod file and replace path_to_yeti_root with the full path to the Yeti root directory ( which is most likely the directory the file is in )
and then
2.set the environment variable MAYA_MODULE_PATH to point to the directory when the previously edited .mod file resides