Installation of the DCCs connectors

Pre-requisites

You need to download the connectors-{version}.zip archive in the releases (opens new window). After that, you have to unzip the archive (with right-click "Extract All" on Windows or unzip on Linux/macOS for example).

Blender (version>2.80)

• You need to go inside the connectors/blender directory.

• On Windows (with PowerShell):

  • If you want to be guided through the installation of the plugin, you have to right-click on the script install.ps1 and select "Run with PowerShell" to run the script in prompt mode. If you have multiple installations from installer of Blender it will install the plugin for all the installations (not if you select a portable Blender).

  • If you want to run the script with PowerShell command line it's possible, look at the help with:

    .\install.ps1 -help
    

• On Linux:

  • If Blender is installed with a system package (for example: deb or rpm):

    bash ./install.sh --system
    

  • If Blender is an unpacked directory (tar.xz archive):

    bash ./install.sh --unpacked-directory=PATH_TO_YOUR_PORTABLE_BLENDER
    

  • If Blender is installed with a snap package:

    bash ./install.sh --snap
    

• On macOS:

  • If Blender is installed with a dmg image or Homebrew:

    bash ./install.sh --dmg
    

Toon Boom Harmony

• You need to go inside the connectors/harmony directory.

• On Windows (with PowerShell):

  • If you want to be guided through the installation of the plugin, you have to right-click on the script install.ps1 and select "Run with PowerShell" to run the script in prompt mode. If you have multiple installations from installer of Toon Boom Harmony it will install the plugin for all the installations.

  • If you want to run the script with PowerShell command line it's possible, look at the help with:

    .\install.ps1 -help
    

• On macOS:

  • coming soon

Unreal Editor (version>=5)

• You need to go inside the connectors/unreal directory.

• On Windows (with PowerShell):

  • If you want to be guided through the installation of the plugin, you have to right-click on the script install.ps1 and select "Run with PowerShell" to run the script in prompt mode. If you have multiple installations from installer of Unreal Editor it will install the plugin for all the installations.

  • If you want to run the script with PowerShell command line it's possible, look at the help with:

    .\install.ps1 -help
    

• On Linux:

  • coming soon

• On macOS:

  • coming soon