Re: PyQtForSoftimage Examples "Out of present range" error

Hey Martin Thanks for your detailed response! This PYTHONHOME thing is definitely new, I wonder if this is unique to Softimage 2015 R2-SP2, er whatever Autodesk left us with, or if it has to do with Windows 10 and Python? This 'Out of present range' is sounding more like what Takayoshi was

Re: PyQtForSoftimage Examples "Out of present range" error

I consider having to set the environment variable under Windows 10 a workaround, as it apparently isn't a requirement for those of us still using Windows 7... Greetz Leendert AKA Hirazi Blue Softimage hobbyist, admin at si-community.com & xsiforum.de On 30/06/2016 17:26:34, Martin Chatterjee

Re: PyQtForSoftimage Examples "Out of present range" error

> * To get the "internal" Python back, you'd have to delete the "PYTHONHOME" > environment variable again...* > Yeah of course, I get that. But as far as I remember (it's been a few years since we've actually done that facility-wide) having to set PYTHONHOME was not a requirement for using an

Re: Problems with motionblur and ILT Boolean object

I found out Arnold allows individual motionblur settings per object, so problem solved in this case. Still need to figure out how to motionblur boolean objects for future purposes. In this case the boolean object was fluid inside a transparent glass bottle with metallic reflective stuff around

Re: PyQtForSoftimage Examples "Out of present range" error

Hi Leendert, hi Steven, * Did you try creating and setting the environment variable "PYTHONHOME" to > the path of your "external" Python?* > Oh, is that supposed to be necessary? Having to set that sort of defies the usefulness of the Soft preferences checkbox, doesn't it? *Anyway, I gave it

Re: PyQtForSoftimage Examples "Out of present range" error

Hi Steven, > *To anyone else listening... has anyone gotten PyQtForSoftimage working on > Windows 10? If so what is your configuration... Softimage version, python > version, pyqt or PySide version, etc.* > I've got one relatively new box on Windows 10 Pro and just gave it a try. I can confirm

Re: Problems with motionblur and ILT Boolean object

I have no idea. But have you tried motion blur in post with Reel smart motion blur ? You could generate a MB vector pass for your boolean and apply the motion blur in post. On Thu, Jun 30, 2016 at 11:53 AM, Morten Bartholdy wrote: > Good point Olivier. Is it possible to

Re: Problems with motionblur and ILT Boolean object

Good point Olivier. Is it possible to disable deformationblur per object? //Morten > Den 30. juni 2016 klokken 11:39 skrev Olivier Jeannel > : > > > I wonder if deformation blur doesn't need a constant number of point, wich > you don't have with booleans. > > On

Re: PyQtForSoftimage Examples "Out of present range" error

Let me add one more observation, I made while struggling with this. I tried to get "PyQtForSoftimage" to work after uninstalling PySide and installing only PyQt, but ran into the same set of weird (and ever-changing) errors... Greetz Leendert AKA Hirazi Blue Softimage hobbyist, admin at

Re: Problems with motionblur and ILT Boolean object

I wonder if deformation blur doesn't need a constant number of point, wich you don't have with booleans. On Thu, Jun 30, 2016 at 11:07 AM, Morten Bartholdy wrote: > Honestly I have no idea how to do either, so no on both accounts. > > I found a way that seemed to work -

Re: Problems with motionblur and ILT Boolean object

Honestly I have no idea how to do either, so no on both accounts. I found a way that seemed to work - extracting polygons to get rid of unwanted data and exporting that as alembic. Unfortunately it still creates weird motionblur on just a few frames. Have yet to check if it is consistent.

Re: Problems with motionblur and ILT Boolean object

Actually it is CSG booleans in ImplosiaFX. Pretty solid compared to the built in solution. Problem with motion data though :/ //Morten > Den 30. juni 2016 klokken 03:16 skrev Ed Manning : > > > what are ILT Booleans? > > On Wed, Jun 29, 2016 at 6:04 PM, Morten Bartholdy