Plugin Installation
Plugin Download
- Get the plugin from the Gumroad page
- Extract the archive to a temporary location
- Inside the zip you will find two folders:
plug-ins/scripts/
You will copy the contents of those folders into Maya's user-specific folders for each platform in the steps below.
Installation
Windows
- Close Maya: Make sure Maya is not running
- Scripts: Copy everything inside the extracted
scriptsfolder into Create thescriptsdirectory if it does not exist. - Plug-ins: Copy everything inside the extracted
plug-insfolder into The folder name must beplug-ins. Create it if needed. - Restart Maya and open it again
- Enable: Go to Windows > Settings/Preferences > Plug-in Manager, verify
gltf2_importer_plugin.pyloads automatically (Load + Auto Load checked)
macOS
- Close Maya
- Scripts: Copy everything inside
scriptsto UseCmd+Shift+Gin Finder and enter the path above. Create thescriptsdirectory if it is missing. - Plug-ins: Copy everything inside
plug-insto The folder must be namedplug-ins. Create it if needed. - Restart Maya
- Enable: In Windows > Settings/Preferences > Plug-in Manager, confirm
gltf2_importer_plugin.pyis loaded (Load + Auto Load)
Linux
- Close Maya
- Scripts: Copy everything inside
scriptsto Create thescriptsdirectory if it does not exist: - Plug-ins: Copy everything inside
plug-insto Create it if needed: - Restart Maya
- Enable in the Plug-in Manager and ensure
gltf2_importer_plugin.pyautoloads
Verification
After installation, you should see the glTF2.0 menu item in the main maya window and file type glTF2 available in the Maya's native import window.
If the plugin doesn't appear:
- Check file locations - Ensure the scripts and plug-ins files were copied to the correct user folders
- Verify plugin status - Make sure the plugin is enabled in the Plug-in Manager. Should be enabled automaticaly when Maya launches
- Restart Maya - Close and reopen Maya completely
- Check for errors - Look at Maya's Script Editor for any error messages