I’ve been using Tunny 1.3.2.
Recently, it has become that some rhp files (Tunny.LicenseManager.rhp, Tunny.RhinoPlugIn.rhp) are not properly loaded, which leads to the inaccessibility to Tunny.
*ロード中にエラーが発生しました: An error has occurred while loading files.
Here are a few things that I’ve been trying:
Confirmed the security of rhp files are disabled
Updated Rhino8 to the latest build
Manually deleted .tunny_env and .tunny_dev_env directories
Manually dragged two rhp files (which I mentioned above) into Rhino canvas
Re-installed Tunny itself
However, nothing seems to work well.
Also, 1.3.2 is the only Tunny version that is inside
%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\McNeel\Rhinoceros\packages\8.0\Tunny,
so I don’t think conflicts of rhp files are the cause.
I would appreciate if you have any ideas how to solve it.
Thank you!
Satoshi
Thank you for the reply.
I’ve uninstalled v1.3.2 then installed v1.2.1 via Package Manager.
While installing v1.2.1, it seems that initialization failed for the same rhp files (TunnyLicenseManager.rhp and TunnyRhinoPlugin.rhp).
Since the cause remains unknown, I’ve modified the system to boot without licensing if rhp fails to load.
Could you please verify this works with the following versions?
Hi @hiron , thank you for sharing the latest .yak file!
I’ve just remembered that I once set Rhino environment to .NETFramework 4.8 in order to handle Octopus, and forgot to modify this settings to .NETCore 8. Changing this settings to .NETCore 8 by SetDotNetRuntime command has solved the issue! (FYI, I’ve confirmed the shared .yak file works with .NETCore 8 and does not work with .NETFramework4.8.)