Decided: Maya IS superior

[AstroZombie]

I had my doubts until I got this error message. I am now a true believer in Maya's obvious superiority to all other 3d modeling packages:

http://home.comcast.net/~m4rkf/MAYA_WTF.jpg

[ebagg]

HAHA!!!! Awesome.

[Joao Sapiro]

AHAHAH !! PRICELESS MAYA TAK.. ( dies )

[Joseph Silverman]

I'm impressed. I may as well uninstall max, it never has that error.

[MoP]

lol, brilliant

[Psyk0]

Damnit, it took me long enough to get used to max, looks like im gonna have to start all over with Maya.

[KDR_11k]

I think Windows loved throwing errors like that in the 9x versions.

[perna]

That's funny /images/graemlins/smile.gif I don't know the specifics of what's happening there, but from a programming point of view that sort of thing is more common than what you'd believe. The writer of the function decided to acknowledge successful execution, but the system picking up the return value treats anything other than null as an error statement.

I'm writing this because I love programmer freax and hate you shaggy lazy bastard artists.

Whenever I write a message, you can rely on hate being my prime motivation. WHOOP WHOOP

[Ruz]

'I'm writing this because I love programmer freax and hate you shaggy lazy bastard artists.'

ha ha, least we say hello in the corridor occasionally

[AstroZombie]

Hey! I may be lazy but I wouldn't say I'm shaggy. Geesh!

[rollin]

... Writing error messages is fun /images/graemlins/laugh.gif

[Penzer]

wow, just wow

[malcolm]

A similar statement is very popular around the office because last year's pipeline would spit it out if it crashed. "Error success!" I have also seen "error unknown error."

[killingpeople]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v668/killnpc/supermax.gif

[Jackablade]

My favourite:
"Error message dialogue has caused an error and will be closed by windows."