Jonathan Cortez

johnmather
Did you copy the mll files yourself, or did you utilize the .mod file? Please confirm that the issue still exists when performing the following:

- Ensure that Houdini starts.
- Copy "C:\Program Files\Side Effects Software\Houdini 18.5.408\engine\maya\maya2019\houdiniEngine-maya2019" to "C:\Users\user\Documents\maya\2019\modules" (create the directory if it doesn't exist) and try to load the plugin again.

If these two steps fail, we need to get more information.

- Please post the output of the following MEL snippet: system("set")
- Download process monitor: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/procmon. [docs.microsoft.com] Launch Maya, then run Procmon64.exe. When it opens, in the "Process Monitor Filter" window, set the condition to "Process Name", "is", "maya.exe" and click Add, then OK. Now, attempt to load the plugin. You should see a lot of output in the Process Monitor window. In Process Monitor, click File then Save. Leave the options as default, and choose a location to save the file. Please attach that here.

I copied 'houdiniEngine-maya2019' and added modules, and than open maya and went to plug-ins to add the houdiniEngine.mll and still same error. Have not tried the other set yet

Getting this same Error also have the current Houdini production build and and using Maya 2019

I keep getting any error when I try to add hython.exe in my Pycharm Python Interpreter i get this error :

Error: Standard Python ‘venv’ module not found

Anyone know why? I cant get Pycharm to work with houdini using 18.5.351, python 2.7.17, Pycharm 2020.2.3

Nvm got it working now