richard stokes

RichardS96
Hi,

I've been having the same issue as MightyKaziu where the node isn't packing and returning the message:

LogNiagaraEditor: Error: Pin states that it is of class type, but is missing its class object. This is usually the result of a registered type going away. Pin Name ‘None’ Owning Node ‘NiagaraNodeParameterMapGet_6’.

I tried to follow Mikes advice to remake it but I'm getting a different error:

F3432E504638C117392D52B2D40809DE_SampleParticlesFromHoudiniCache_1_MessageLog: Error: Cannot Set external constant, Type: int32 Variable: Emitter.Houdini.MinIndex - Node: Map Set -

I downloaded the version of the plugin on the first page earlier today. Any idea what I can do to fix this?

Thanks

I found a work around, the spawn from point cloud module wasn't actually needed so as long as you know how many particles you need then you can just use a normal burst spawn and just sample the positions/attributes like you would normally. Then delete the spawn module in the plugin folder and it packs.

Hi,

I've been having the same issue as MightyKaziu where the node isn't packing and returning the message:

LogNiagaraEditor: Error: Pin states that it is of class type, but is missing its class object. This is usually the result of a registered type going away. Pin Name ‘None’ Owning Node ‘NiagaraNodeParameterMapGet_6’.

I tried to follow Mikes advice to remake it but I'm getting a different error:

F3432E504638C117392D52B2D40809DE_SampleParticlesFromHoudiniCache_1_MessageLog: Error: Cannot Set external constant, Type: int32 Variable: Emitter.Houdini.MinIndex - Node: Map Set -

I downloaded the version of the plugin on the first page earlier today. Any idea what I can do to fix this?

Thanks

Hi, I'm trying to use a pyro sim to make some realistic clouds and to get the effect I want I need varying levels of dissipation, turbulence, and disturbance at different heights. I've set up some scalar fields and made a gas wrangle to have the gradients I want set up but I can't manage to get them to properly affect the gas nodes.