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# 16 01-07-2008 , 01:08 AM
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I cant understand what having one, two, six or ten monitors has to do with maya's now non existant web borwser???

It was a great little addition thats now not there, oh well.


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# 17 01-07-2008 , 01:43 AM
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Originally posted by gster123
Oh well I minimise a window now and have either IE of windows photo wiewer open on another monitor.

i must have misread this part then

i'm merely saying that you have Maya in one monitor and the other stuff you need/want to see at the same time in the other monitor

but my justification for three monitors is:
1: Maya
2: Maya's floating windows (i'm lazy and see this as a way of not having to continuously open/closing floating windows like hypergraph, hypershade, attribute editor, etc)
3: window for documentation/references/other programs

# 18 01-07-2008 , 09:06 AM
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I use 2 19" and have never looked back. maya's browser was fantastic, shame Autodesk removed it user added image


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# 19 03-12-2009 , 03:41 AM
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Web browser available or not in maya ?

Hi....

Can anyone pls tell me whether web browser in maya available or not ?

Having a reference online tutorial and modelling that at the same time....

# 20 03-12-2009 , 06:18 PM
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Dont think so.

There is a web borwser in the API, ive not compiled but I might do as this jogged my memory.

All in all not too sure till I see what the plug in is.


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# 21 03-12-2009 , 11:39 PM
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Maya's web browser was based on code from the Mozilla project. Is the code still included in the api?

I never found the web browser particularly useful, besides an easy way to select objects on rigs.


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# 22 04-12-2009 , 07:46 AM
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Dunno, need to get some time to have a look.

I loaded reference images in there all the time when modeling

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# 23 11-12-2009 , 08:52 PM
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Just had an idea.

Try adding "WEBBROWSER = MAYA_WEBBROWSER" (Without quotes) to your maya.env file.

Don't know if it works, but give it a try.


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