Closed jinchoung closed 4 years ago
hi @jinchoung Yes its common that ports could be already opened by other tools,
The port in vscode-maya is configurable via the vscode settings.
Just be sure to open the same port in Maya as well.
aha! i just found that! thank you much!
jin
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hi @jinchoung https://github.com/jinchoung Yes its common that ports could be already opened by other tools,
The port in vscode-maya is configurable via the vscode settings.
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Just be sure to open the same port in Maya as well.
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hi,
great extension! thanks!
i ran into an issue where trying to open port 7001 resulted in a windows 10013 error. turns out that it could have been antivir or firewalls but it ended up being that a sentinel keys server program was also occupying ports 7001 and 7002 to do its thing for one of my graphics programs using the sentinel system (maybe fusion?).
anyway, if i disable the key server, i can use your extension to send stuff to maya no problem. but i was wondering if it was possible to allow the user to define other ports in your extension since all kinds of hardware and software can take ownership of ports and not leave it available to maya.
anyway, thanks again for a great extension!
jin