Hi Sajjad,
back from my vacation - hence the late reply. ;-)
What I did not mention in my initial mail(s) is that we stopped trying to
switch workgroups on the fly *via events* a while ago because this also
reliably crashed on our side.
We've been using a custom loader/saver dialog for a number
Hi everyone!
Just a small note on this (maybe this helps debugging further..):
- having just a .xsirtcompound in a workgroup plus an open/once opened
rendertree when unloading is a sure crasher (you dont even need a custom
renderer in that workgroup)
- the PluginManager[Tree Workgroup tabs]
Apologies for bringing this slightly old thread back to life. I have been
testing workgroup switching without having to restart Softimage.
Specifically, I have two workgroups, where each workgroup has just one
add-on installed in it. No .xsirtcompound files exist in any workgroup.
The addon in
I would rather vote for fixing it where it's broken, i.e. on the Softimage
side. :)
Cheers
2012/8/15 Nic Groot Bluemink nicgrootbluem...@gmail.com
Hey Martin,
Though it's little help, I recall running across a warning in the SI docs
that unloading custom renderers in-session could introduce
*Hi Martin,
We have managed to reproduce the issue on our end.
*
That's excellent news.
* It seems that the issue is only reproducible when opening and unloading
is done via scripting. XSI does not crash when the steps are done manually.
*
Well, on my side it also crashes reliably
Chris,
well, I wasn't implying that the bug I found is the cause for every
reported Arnold-related crash... :-) But all tests indicate that it is the
cause for our specific scenario.
As a test I've removed all xsirtcompound files from actual copies of a
couple of our production workgroups and
Hi list, hi Support,
as many other studios we've been suffering from fairly regular crashes when
trying to switch workgroups containing custom renderers in an open
softimage UI session.
I've made several attempts to work around this issue in the past with mixed
results.
However this time I've
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