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it complains of a Ply: Not a PLY file. Expected magic number 'ply\n' I think I've already met this problem time ago, it's because your ASCII file has Windows-style line breaks (CR+LF) instead of Unix-style (LF only). Our ply import code is probably an old version that understands only the latter. H...

The data type used by the python demo code has been introduced in Python v3.x, you just need to use another data type for v2.7 (https://github.com/LuxCoreRender/LuxCore/blob/c876a4416480036c237a8b09aec0c85fdfcde1da/samples/pyluxcoredemo/pyluxcoredemo.py#L210). pyluxcore.pyd should be fine. Thanks f...

Here you can find binaries for Python 2.7: https://www.dropbox.com/s/2dl2xobx926qxdo/luxcorerender-latest20190313-win64-opencl-py27.7z?dl=0 Note that there is no pyluxcoretool.exe included. Also note that numpy is required for pyluxcore to work. I have tried to run the script that B.Y.O.B. linked he...

Dade wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2019 5:29 pm

motaman wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2019 5:26 pm yeahh! you even have pymel , everything can be accessed using python in maya

So it sounds like it will a lot easier and faster to work with Python. Let's see if Acasta69 can help us

Ok, I'll try in next days

If I understood correctly, now it's working?
If not, please send the pyinstaller output.

Should you have again problems, you could try building from a python virtual env, where you just install the needed packages.

Fox wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2019 3:23 am After rolling back to older PySide, something got broken. Had to reinstall pyinstaller.
Now i have the pyluxcoretool.exe

But now are you using the old PySide or PySide2?
Both should work...

What is the easiest way to compile a debug version? I don't know how to do that using the build script. You are working on windows, right? It should be cmake-build-x64.bat /debug however, I have never checked the outcome of this... Alternatively, you could do cmake-build-x64.bat /cmake-only then op...

acasta69 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2019 4:36 pm Apparently there's a new problem since some days: installation of PyInstaller in the Azure VM fails for some reason, so no pyluxcoretool.exe is generated in automated builds. I'm looking into this.

This should be fixed too, it was probably a bug in the pip version currently used in Azure.

The pyluxcoretool.win.spec seems to look only for PySide2, not PySide1 and I have only PySide1 installed. I guess that is the source of the problem :idea: I've overlooked that... :oops: I'll try to fix it in the afternoon, but... you could upgrade to PySide2 on Windows, no?... :mrgreen: The pyluxco...

The pyluxcoretool.win.spec seems to look only for PySide2, not PySide1 and I have only PySide1 installed. I guess that is the source of the problem :idea: I've overlooked that... :oops: I'll try to fix it in the afternoon, but... you could upgrade to PySide2 on Windows, no?... :mrgreen: Yes, sure, ...