cridgit wrote:This bug report was filed weeks ago and has not yet had an even remotely satisfactory acknowledgement. Simply saying that version X of the plugin works with version Y of Studio doesn't cut it. Are you using it on Windows 10 or Windows 11? Are you on a Windows 11 upgrade or Windows 11 fresh install? Did you actually properly read the bug report? This is really pis poor support.
I don't complain on these forums about lack of new features like some other folks like to do. But for heaven's sake a little bit of support wouldn't be too much to ask would it? Or open source your code I'll bloomin fix it myself.
I bought a new PC with a fresh Windows 11 install. Installed DAZ Studio 4.16 then the Octane plugin. When I start Studio the plugin shows me ERROR FAILED TO LOAD. NOT A VALID DAZ STUDIO PLUGIN OR WAS MADE FOR A DIFFERENT VERSION OF DAZ STUDIO. This exact same versions worked on Windows 10. How much would you like to bet that for Windows 11 fresh installs (not upgrades) something in the file system or system registry doesn't work the same way as Windows 10, hence causing DAZ Studio to think this isn't a valid plugin. Probably if you upgrade Windows 10 to Windows 11 there correct values are already there and get carried forward during the upgrade (which explains why others have the same versions working on Windows 11 ... they probably upgraded from existing Windows 10 installs).
Grumble grumble grumble.
Hi cridgit,
Sorry for the late reply as we had to arrange a workstation with Win 11.
In our test OctaneRender for Daz latest build, v2021.1.3.63 worked fine in the image below.
- First, we installed the Daz Central>Downloaded the Daz v 4.20> installed OctaneRender for Daz as usual.
Would you please try *Run as Administrator* to install the OctaneRender for Daz plugin and see if it works?
Also, make sure to point to the right DAZ3d path!
cheers