@raul said:

Good afternoon! I was having the same problem and could not find the solution, using windows 10 and isadora 3.08 usb version, I just downloaded the plugin again, but it gives me a new error when loading, (DLL Load Error = 0000007E). Always when opening isadora. and it keeps telling me that the plugin cannot be loaded. I have tried deleting the isadora preferences, reinstalling isadora again, with both kinect sdks, and even with another computer with isadora 3.07.

 Dear @raul,

I believe I have worked out the problem. When I tested the plugin on a fresh copy of Windows, I got the DLL error too. (I previously had tested on my development machine, which has extra files that allowed the plugin to run without error.)

In any case, a new version has been uploaded as of 9:26 am Berlin time (3:26am EDT time) on April 24th. 2021.

Please go to the OpenNI Tracker add on page, download the plugin package again (openni-tracker-win-v0.9.8b4.zip), and install the plugins as directed in the READ ME file. (I have not changed the version number, but the contents of the file are different.)

When dragging the three plugins to the shortcut, please make sure to replace the existing plugins as directed in the READ ME.

Report back here or in the ticket you opened if you have any trouble. I'm sorry for the inconvenience.

Best Wishes,
Mark

@Dako-Ark

You should be able to upload screenshots by dragging the image into your reply or clicking the button indicated in the screenshot below

@juriaan

Thanks

@bonemap said:

@mark said:

If it doesn't

 I could not get any of several ISF shader code to pass with your terminal app. 


Best wishes 
Russell 

 Hello,

For me no code to pass with terminal. For exemple :

"Error: could not open ~/Desktop/ISFConvert/shader.isf."

Best

J

thank's a lot!!!

@mark 

Thanks so much for the update news !!!

so quartz composer from vervione 3.0.3 will return to being able to produce actors for isadora ???

I will definitely consider the 3DS option for the cube.

Regards
See you soon
Giampiero Cinquepalmi

@woland (and Mark)

Thank you for correcting this!

I would like to add an information: I have been able to correct similar issues with "spots" in Max/Jitter by forcing textures from "char" to "float32". Would there be a way to do something similar in Isadora?

Thanks!

Best wishes,

jbb

Just to clarify for anyone who reads this thread in the future, the demo version's only limitation is that one cannot save; it is not missing any actors.