We have a similar setup and works just fine with 18.5 (py 2.7)
Isn't it just a typo or an extra space? As in your first post, you have $HISTE instead of the $HSITE
Do you use any variables in the JSON packages? It could be the wrong syntax, unescaped space, or backward slashes…
You can set the HOUDINI_PACKAGE_VERBOSE variable to get more verbose processing. Also, make sure HOUDINI_PACKAGE_SKIP is not set (either in the environment or any package).
pezetko We have a similar setup and works just fine with 18.5 (py 2.7)
Isn't it just a typo or an extra space? As in your first post, you have $HISTE instead of the $HSITE
Do you use any variables in the JSON packages? It could be the wrong syntax, unescaped space, or backward slashes…
You can set the HOUDINI_PACKAGE_VERBOSE variable to get more verbose processing. Also, make sure HOUDINI_PACKAGE_SKIP is not set (either in the environment or any package).
Thanks, good to know it works on your side. I thought there must be some simple mistakes however I just couldn't find it. I will check again thank you.
Since I'm on windows my old HSITE was a network address something like
\\server\houdini18.5\packages
I changed slash
//server/houdini18.5/packages
It worked.
The strange thing is my otl folder and every other folder works under my old HSITE variable except packages. After I changed it, my local machine start recognizing it.