Alexey Gorelov

GoshoGenchev
Here's the problem:

1. I have V-Ray for Houdini running with a custom V-Ray shelf
2. The shelf is created the first time you start Houdini with V-Ray. A line is appended to the \Documents\houdini17.0\toolbar\default.shelf
The code inside is:

<shelfSetEdit name="shelf_set_2" fileLocation="C:/PROGRA~1/SIDEEF~1/HOUDIN~1.416/houdini/toolbar/ShelfDefinitions.master_shelf">
<addMemberToolshelf name="vray_render" inPosition="17"/>
</shelfSetEdit>

3. If you Right Mouse Button click and hit Delete Shelf Tab, the shelf is gone permanently.

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What I've tried so far (and didn't help):

1. Manually add the line responsible for including the shelf - now it shows up but with no icons. I've tried manually copying the icons - the error does not disappear.
2. Deleting the \Documents\houdini17.0 folder

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It seems to me that this deletion is stored somewhere in the install directory. Unfortunately I can't find where.

Please help :-)

All the best!

bwu
Just found two headers in the ocl/include path:

#include "CNanoVDB.h"
#include "CVDBUtil.h"

Then a recast to cnanovdb grid:

const global cnanovdb_griddata *grid = (const global cnanovdb_griddata *) vdb;

Voila! Now I can use cnanovdb family of functions to read VDBs.

Hope this helps!

#include "CNanoVDB.h"
#include "CSampleFromVoxels.h"

Steffen Dünner
Linux Mint 20.2
nVidia driver 495.29.05
H19.0.436
RTX2070 Super

All is fine

EDIT: Houdini instantly closes whenever I add a "Curve" or "Skeleton" SOP and start click in the 3D viewport. Don't know if it's the 495 driver's fault though.

EDIT2: OK, I went back to 470.82.01 and the crashes are gone. Looks like nVidia still has some work to do...