Latest version is expired, are you planning on a time extension else I uninstall to avoid the popup messages.
Thanks
-Willem
EDIT For those oblivious like me: TestPackageManager is a Command run inside Rhino.
Latest version is expired, are you planning on a time extension else I uninstall to avoid the popup messages.
Thanks
-Willem
EDIT For those oblivious like me: TestPackageManager is a Command run inside Rhino.
If you use TestPackageManager you should be able to get a newer version. I see 0.6.2. released on September 3rd.
I still get an issue popping up after running TPM and a Rhino restart
I’ll try a system restart and see of that fixes it.
-Willem
Hi Nathan,
Using this niche topic to inform you I still see you posting with 2 different accounts.
It’s not of my business if you choose to, but you might not be aware of it.
Groetjes
Willem
After deleting the previous iris package it still get a message at startup:
Yet in the plugin manager I cannot find the plugin:
PMgr also reports no Iris:
Any ideas how to get rid of the startup message? Thanks
-Willem
We’ll ask @fraguada \ (o^o)/
I’m very much aware, but thank you for your continued concern (:
I’m not at the office, but is it still installed in the plugins folder? I also updated the installers on food4rhino btw.
@Willem - It does appear like something’s hanging around from a previous install. Might be worth checking the registry to see what Rhino is trying to load at startup. Iris’ info should be stored in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\McNeel\Rhinoceros\6.0\Plug-Ins\1cd9c8f5-c901-426c-8e80-d6a2e2b18bba
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I’ve opened a bug for Steve to include the path to the RHP file in the “failed to load” dialog (see RH-48240).
@fraguada - I just tested the Iris 0.6.2 package via the package manager and it works for me! It loads the Rhino 5 RHP, which gets compatibility loaded, but it works!
Hi,
I’ve got it sorted out:
this was not enough so
That cleared al messages of incompatible Iris
Next ran TestPackageManager to install and all is fine now!
Thanks for the pointers
-Willem
Hi,
Today I opened Rhino6 again and got the message back.
this time the details state that the ID is already in use:
How would I go about clearing all references before installing the new version?
Or is this the new version conflicting with itself?
-Willem
Hoi Willem,
We have another thread going on about this: