I’am learning to use HB, thus practicing with visualizations I tried with HB Point-In-Time View-Based (v1.4). After I changed boolean togge to true, few seconds later it shows me the following message:
" Runtime error (PythonException): The recipe failed to run with the following summary:
Scheduled 15 tasks of which:
** 5 ran successfully:*
1 AdjustSky(…)*
1 ComputeViewSplitCount(…)*
1 CreateOctree(…)*
1 CreateRadFolder(…)*
1 GenerateSky(…)*
** 1 failed:*
1 SplitView(…)*
** 9 were left pending, among these:*
What is this “1 failed: - 1 SplitView(…)” error and how can I solve it? is this the only ‘fatal’ error?.
Hope you coud give me a handwith this issue so I can get Point-In-Time View-Based images.
The username on your system has a space which throws an error. If you install the latest version of Ladybug Tools (1.5.0), I believe it should run fine. The easiest way is to use the single-click Pollination Grasshopper installer, which comes with a copy of Ladybug Tools. @chris put in a fix that will enable you to run with whitespace characters in your paths.
First, kudos to the LBT team for the 1.5.0 release!
I am experiencing some problems with PIT-VB too. In my case, however, it cannot create the radfolder (please see the log file attached: logs.log (13.2 KB)
).
I checked for:
blank spaces in the folder’s path (there is none).
and also for permissions. I changed all folders to full permission, but they keep turning back to “read-only”. Could that be the problem? I tried several ways of changing that without success. Should I reinstall LBT?
It looks like you inserted the view in view_filter_. If you want to filter the views you should insert only the view name. If you only have one view you should not filter the views and you can leave view_filter_ empty.
Interesting thing I noticed is my Radiance version is older than @Ambrosinus’s version, even thought I just used the latest pollination rhino installer 2 days ago…
i dont always have the ability to run with admin rights, so I’m hoping there’s an alternative fix
Good to know. Did you by any chance use the HB Radiance Parameter component and a recipe_type 0 (default) or 2? For HB Point-In-Time View-Based the recipe_type must be 1.