CUDA files causes 3dsmax issues
#1
Hello!! Ive been playing around tyFlow for a while but didnt installed CUDA files yet.

Im running 1080Ti and tried to install these files into 3Dsmax/Plugins root folder. There are no issues when I remove them, but as soon as I install them back to use CUDA cloths stuff its just the same issue every time.

The wrappers one, and another one I guess its Babylon plugin issue.

It does no crash Max, but it causes several problems like I cant select a mesh and RightClick, and all kinds of crazy (at least for me) stuff.

Anybody solved this before?

Thanks by the way!!

Nice day!


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#2
Please see this section of the FAQ:

http://docs.tyflow.com/faq/miscellaneous/
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#3
(11-28-2020, 05:36 PM)tyFlow Wrote: Please see this section of the FAQ:

http://docs.tyflow.com/faq/miscellaneous/

Ive been the whole evening trying to get to a solution and it worked just perfeclty..

Huge thanks!!
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#4
Hi Tyson, unfotunately I get this error message, but the 3ds max environment variable is correct already. I tried this on 3 machines and always get this message, but only with 3ds max 2019, 2021 for example is starting without an error. Thanks in advance!


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#5
You'd have to contact Autodesk for more assistance if the provided solution isn't working here...the wrappers DLL is part of Max's .NET implementation which I have no control over.
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(11-24-2022, 06:41 PM)tyFlow Wrote: You'd have to contact Autodesk for more assistance if the provided solution isn't working here...the wrappers DLL is part of Max's .NET implementation which I have no control over.

Thank you, I´ve tried to move the CUDA files to the 3ds max root directory and it worked. Maybe it has something to do with the order the files are loaded.
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#7
I´ve now made further tests and had to move the phys* files into the same directory as the tyFlow.dlo and the cu* files are in the 3ds max root directory. 3ds max is starting without an error message and CUDA is working.
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#8
That's very odd...but I'm glad you got it to work!
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