Posted: Mon Jun 20, 2005 5:19 pm
How did you accomplish this? Whenever I map a material, I get a runtime error instantly.Holger
How did you accomplish this? Whenever I map a material, I get a runtime error instantly.Holger
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How did you accomplish this? Whenever I map a material, I get a runtime error instantly.Holger
Posted: Mon Jun 20, 2005 5:38 pm
You need to keep up with usPolyxo wrote:
Holger
This has been fixed... you can download the new update (ver0.6) to Rhinoll which solves this problem.
Posted: Mon Jun 20, 2005 5:49 pm
Thomas, I am on the 06/17 built - is there any newer? Right now, I am getting runtime errors as soon as I throw any material into the scene.
Holger
Holger
Posted: Mon Jun 20, 2005 6:07 pm
Are you still using the Maxwell alpha by any chance ?Polyxo wrote:Thomas, I am on the 06/17 built - is there any newer? Right now, I am getting runtime errors as soon as I throw any material into the scene.
Holger
Also, try a different Rhino template and see if it helps (your current one might have old Rhinoll plugin data in it)
As far as I can tell the new Rhinoll (06/17) is rock solid. I can't get it crash under any circumstances yet. I have tested with assigning maerials groups of multiple objects (at least 1000 simultaneously) ... no crashes.
What you describe, is classic behavior of the earlier Rhinoll-0.59.
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Posted: Mon Jun 20, 2005 6:15 pm
Nope - I have the complete Maxwell-Viewer, SSS and all.Are you still using the Maxwell alpha by any chance ?
That sounds like a good idea.Also, try a different Rhino template and see if it helps (your current one might have old Rhinoll plugin data in it)
And that sounds fantastic.I can't get it crash under any circumstances yet.
I'll keep posting.
Thanks!
Holger
Posted: Mon Jun 20, 2005 8:25 pm
Hi Thomas, it finally worked out. Very strange, but i can recall, that I had that once before. I was still on the first beta release, you were right. 
My mistake:
I downloaded the 06/17 version and extracted it into the Rhinoll folder. The compressor tool (7-Zip) asked me if i wanted to replace the existing rhno.rhp. I certainly typed yes - but it actually didn't overwrite the old file.
Goodness!
Using a new template turned out valuable as well. Because things didn't work out with the new plugin. Not at all! What Rhinoll did with my sytem date, time of day, whatever environment settings is hard to explain - it messed up everything in a very sticky manner. Purging all material settings and a new file finally helped.
thanks, Holger
My mistake:
I downloaded the 06/17 version and extracted it into the Rhinoll folder. The compressor tool (7-Zip) asked me if i wanted to replace the existing rhno.rhp. I certainly typed yes - but it actually didn't overwrite the old file.
Goodness!
Using a new template turned out valuable as well. Because things didn't work out with the new plugin. Not at all! What Rhinoll did with my sytem date, time of day, whatever environment settings is hard to explain - it messed up everything in a very sticky manner. Purging all material settings and a new file finally helped.
thanks, Holger
Posted: Mon Jun 20, 2005 8:46 pm
Holger,
I am glad things are working fine for you now
Now its your turn to impress us with an awesome render
I am glad things are working fine for you now
Now its your turn to impress us with an awesome render