This usually happens when you have set your LiveViewer to OCIO<> but the look you want to use is not there (because you changed your ocio.config file or opened a scene file that needs a different OCIO View that is currently not present).UON.Visuals wrote:Can anyone tell my why I get this error? For the past few releases it pops up as soon as I hit render on the live viewer window even on a blank default project.
But I hit the render button again and then it works! On my render queue when one render finishes, the following renders all get errors because of this (until I manually open them and hit the render button twice, then hitting render in the render queue they work fine)
I suspect it has something to do with my OCIO environment but I tried both setting one and leaving it blank and it happens either way
Cinema4D version 2024.1.2-R2 Build 0101
Moderators: ChrisHekman, aoktar
Hmm, currently fighting a bug that prevents me from using the current plugin build: Sample Count and Depth reset to 0 whenever opening the Render Settings (in the Overwrite Kernel Settings, Live Viewer works fine).
I can adjust the sliders, but they will reset the next time I'm returning to the Settings.
C4D is the the newest version, 2025.1.3.
C4D is the the newest version, 2025.1.3.
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Thank you for pointing this out. This will be fixed in the next buildTim0042 wrote:Hmm, currently fighting a bug that prevents me from using the current plugin build: Sample Count and Depth reset to 0 whenever opening the Render Settings (in the Overwrite Kernel Settings, Live Viewer works fine).
I can adjust the sliders, but they will reset the next time I'm returning to the Settings.
C4D is the the newest version, 2025.1.3.
@Chris: Ah, perfect - thank you for looking into this!
One more question that came up: It's great to have a proper installer for the plugin though it currently defaults to a location in the C4D installation directory and creates a plugin folder there. This still works but seems to be the old way of doing things, while newer C4D has a plugins folder in its preferences (so under AppData/Roaming/etc.) while also giving users the option to define a custom one in some external location.
With that in mind, would it be possible to allow for updating/correcting the installation path in the installer? Right now, I can manually input the path to the correct preferences/plugin folder but the installer shows it as invalid.
As a workaround, I can always manually move the folders of course, but this would mean losing the benefit of having an installer.
One more question that came up: It's great to have a proper installer for the plugin though it currently defaults to a location in the C4D installation directory and creates a plugin folder there. This still works but seems to be the old way of doing things, while newer C4D has a plugins folder in its preferences (so under AppData/Roaming/etc.) while also giving users the option to define a custom one in some external location.
With that in mind, would it be possible to allow for updating/correcting the installation path in the installer? Right now, I can manually input the path to the correct preferences/plugin folder but the installer shows it as invalid.
As a workaround, I can always manually move the folders of course, but this would mean losing the benefit of having an installer.
Yep it should default to prefs/plugins
Hi guys,
Also RedShift is installed in the same location:
In this way it is installed in Admin mode, while AppData/Roaming/Maxon/.. directory is an User folder.
ciao,
Beppe
Also RedShift is installed in the same location:
ciao,
Beppe