Constantly getting this error using latest script on 2.63???

Blender (Export script developed by yoyoz; Integrated Plugin developed by JimStar)
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steveps3
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Just to check, you are using version 1.19 of the exporter?
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DayVids
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The same error happens with both 1.19 and 1.20 :(
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Just a quick note for those trying to help: I've instructed DayVids via PM to test the following:
in blender's python console, type following:
import os
os.path.isdir("N:\dddd\ddd)

where N:\dddd\ddd is the path he puts in "Image Output". If the last command returns false it means there's an issue with the path according to python (mostly non-existing). If it returns true then my space detection utility is broken and I've to fix it....

If you have same problem, please try this first.

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DayVids
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The issue is that when I put in a file name for the image output, Blender looks for a folder with that file name. So if I create a file name called "ddd" in folder "D:\dddd", it creates a path labeled "D:\dddd\ddd" where that last "ddd" is expected by python to be the last destination folder.

The resolution to this is to make a folder name the same as your desired file naming, and you will then have successful exports and opening of Octane.

I thought I was going crazy, now finally it makes sense, I just didn't understand how Python looked at path names.
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yoyoz
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In fact the exporter only expects path names, as the file names for the pictures will be based on the project name :-)
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