I’m trying to run Rhino.Inside Revit and I get this error. It works on my laptop but it’s not working on my desktop computer. Also tried to repair the install to see if it was a .net issue which it didn’t do anything. Any ideas what else it could be? Thanks!
Are you able to run Rhino by itself on this computer? If so, I would suspect that there is some other addin for Revit that is conflicting with Rhino.
Thanks for your reply, Steve. Pyrevit was the addin giving the issue.
We’ve seen this before. Luckily the pyRevit developer is not very far away from us and is open to working with us to fix this. Still trying to figure out the exact cause.
It would be helpful if you could try the following:
- Start Rhino and run the PlugInManager command
- disable the IronPython plug-in in Rhino
- Close Rhino
- Start Revit with pyRevit installed
Does Rhino.Inside now load?
Hi Steve,
I tried following your instructions but I still get the same error 200.
Hi Neha,
We have a little guide on how to address those cases here.
Could you please follow those instructions and tell us if it fixes your problem?
Kike, the link to Github is broken
Hi Libny - looks like you missed this announcement:
-wim
In my case the problem was the BIMtrack plug-in… I uninstalled it and now Rhino.inside works!!!
I just want to report that the V-Ray addin for Revit causes the same conflict with the RiR version 0.7.7823.23032. I uninstalled V-Ray, but it might be an issue with people who need both V-Ray and RiR.
See this please for a workaround
https://www.rhino3d.com/inside/revit/beta/reference/known-issues#xceedwpftoolkitdll-dll-conflict
There is a new release (v0.8) at ‘Daily Channel’ that hopes to fix this problem.
May you confirm us it is fixed on your side?
Thanks.
Hi @kike I’m happy to confirm that the conflict with Vray is gone after installing the latest Rhino.Inside.Revit version. Thanks for resolving the issue quickly!
Hey all,
Just writing to say that the issue persists for us on the latest version of Rhino.Inside (1.21.8904.29048) and V-Ray 6.00.01 for Revit. Of course, disabling V-Ray allows us to launch rhino inside but this isn’t ideal.