I have a problem i dont know exacly what it is…

I want to create a RDB object….but i cant.

I click on RDB Object, Select the object…when i press enter i get an error….a big error.

Like:

Failed to match node type definition.
Error: bad node type found: odesolver in


Here is the details

Traceback (most recent call last):
File “dop_rbdobject”, line 3, in <module>
File “toolutils.py”, line 603, in new_func
return function(*args, **kwargs)
File “doptoolutils.py”, line 1259, in genericTool
theDopObjectTypeDict.prompt)
File “doptoolutils.py”, line 1168, in genericDopConverterTool
newdopnode = genericConvertToDopObject(objectnode, dopobjecttype, nodename)
File “doptoolutils.py”, line 1126, in genericConvertToDopObject
solvernode = createSolver(info.solvertype, info.mergeobjects)
File “doptoolutils.py”, line 469, in createSolver
solvernode = dopnet.createNode(dopsolvertype, dopsolvertype + “1”)
File “/home/prisms/builder-new/Nightly10.0/dev/hfs/houdini/scripts/python/hou.py”, line 3679, in createNode
return _hou.Node_createNode(*args, **kwargs)
MatchDefinitionError: Failed to match node type definition.
Error: Bad node type found: odesolver in /obj/AutoDopNetwork/rigidbodysolver1.
Warning: Unknown channel(s) “erp, cfm, oversample, rand, maxomega, usemaxomega” converted to spare parameter(s).


Warning: Skipping unrecognized parameter “parmop_erp”.
Skipping unrecognized parameter….


there is more but i cant copy.

Every tutorial i saw says i have only to do that….maybe im too newbie…or?

Someone can help?

I'm runnig on Linux / Arch Linux 32bits.

Hi:

What kind of object are you trying to select? Is it already a DOP object or DOP network?

Try starting from scratch. Put down a sphere, click the “RBD Object” shelf tool, select the sphere, and you should have an auto-DOP network.

This line looks suspicious:
Error: Bad node type found: odesolver in /obj/AutoDopNetwork/rigidbodysolver1.

The Rigid Body Solver DOP is a digital asset that contains an ODE Solver inside of it. Try putting one of these Rigid Body Solver DOPs down by scratch, dive into the node by pressing “I” or “Enter”, and look for the ODE Solver DOP. It could be that the definition for this node in your Houdini version is jacked. If so, try reinstalling Houdini.

Seems like a bad/corrupt install of some kind. I'd grab the latest cut, install, and before you start rename $HOME/Houdini10.0 to get a fresh environment. Something Bad might have been saved at some point in there.

Also, verify during the installation you aren't getting any error messages.

Cheers,

J.C.

I only got the houdini 9.5 and all work nice.

Thank you anyway