Hello,
My question is: Do I have to place any Class libraries (.dll files) that hold Goo interface types in a specific folder when using those types with hops?
I am developing a library of grasshopper .gh files which I am planning on loading to a rhino compute instance.
Inside those .gh files are some custom c# components that are developed in a visual studio project. I have been successful in the development of some of the .gh files which do contain custom components but only using rhino datatypes and executing them on a compute instance, but now have gotten stumped when starting to include new Goo interface types to the file, which execute correctly while running a local version of grasshopper but when sending it through a hops instance to a compute server (running locally) it fails to return anything from a output of a visual studio built component (even basic types like strings).
This image shows the expected output from the components developed in the visual studio project demonstrating an output of List of strings and List of JSON objects.
But when the .gh file is sent to a compute instance using hops. The outputs of the custom components are now providing no information to the output pin.
This image shows when I execute the .gh file through hops, the breps that I passed from input to output are returned but nether the List of string, or List of json objects is returned.
Thank You