Little snippet to remove "CgAbBlastPanelOptChangeCallback" error from Maya scene - // Error: line 1: Cannot find procedure "CgAbBlastPanelOptChangeCallback". //

maya_remove_CgAbBlastPanelOptChangeCallback.py

"""
This will iterate all modelPanels and remove the "CgAbBlastPanelOptChangeCallback"

As such, after running this the following error should be fixed:
    // Error: line 1: Cannot find procedure "CgAbBlastPanelOptChangeCallback". //
"""

from maya import cmds

for model_panel in cmds.getPanel(typ="modelPanel"):
    
    # Get callback of the model editor
    callback = cmds.modelEditor(model_panel, query=True, editorChanged=True)
    
    # If the callback is the erroneous `CgAbBlastPanelOptChangeCallback`
    if callback == "CgAbBlastPanelOptChangeCallback":
        
        # Remove the callbacks from the editor
        cmds.modelEditor(model_panel, edit=True, editorChanged="")

thank you very much!
你的Code帮助了我.
帮助我解决了这个烦人的 error 提示.

i forgot my password and had to change it and then authorise my account, just to comment on here to say thank you, this error was annoying the heck out of me and this solved it.

@kodiguides glad it helped. Can you confirm whether it's still fixed after saving and reopening the scene? :)

@BigRoy It Didn't work for me. I'm on Maya 2018.

@boyyscout Can you confirm you're getting the exact same error message? Maybe attach a screenshot to show it?

For the sake of completeness I've added some more details/information on the original topic including where it's found in the uiConfigurationScriptNode.

@BigRoy It actually works! Thanks man

Thnx man, these ui script node errors are annoying af.

Hello
I'm a beginner and I'm using maya 2019 and 2020, how do I use this code to get this error out? Thanks

@SkullNeck Try as described in this post here

To avoid confusion, here's the important bit copy pasted:

• Go to top of this page you are on now (so yes, that's here)
• On top right of the code click on RAW, this should open the plain text in your browser
• Now press CTRL + A (select all)
• then CTRL + C (copy)
• then go into Maya's Script Editor* into a Python TAB
• then CTRL + V (paste)
• run it.

*To open Maya's Script Editor:

• Start Maya
• Go to: Windows > General Editors > Script Editor

If none of this works - please read the rest of that topic on Autodesk Forum because there I've described more about the issue an how to go about debugging where it's saved with the maya scene (in uiConfigurationScriptNode), etc.

Thanks @BigRoy I will see if this solution solves this problem