Marc-André Belzile

DJ_Dhrub
I have tried to create an article regarding that, feel free to have a look, hope it will help.
Article [andcgi.medium.com]

{
    "path" : 
    [
        {
            "value" : "/user/bob/libs",
            "method" : "append"
        },
        "/user/tom/libs",
        "/user/sam/libs"
    ]
}

{
    "env": [
        {
            "HOUDINI_PATH" :
            [
                "$BOB/libs",
                {
                    "value": "$BOB/test",
                    "method": "append"
                }
            ]
        }
    ]
}

cheesetroyer
Hello, I have tried to install a Redshift custom build for Solaris and the regular OUT context,
meaning I would like it to work in both contexts.

Houdini/Solaris 19.5.303 plugin for Redshift 3.5.04

Downloadable here: https://redshift.maxon.net/topic/31230/houdini-solaris-plugins-custom-builds [redshift.maxon.net]

Tried it with the houdini.env file, but whenever I open the IPR window, Houdini crashes.
Someone in the comments suggested to use packages instead, but I am not confident modifying the lines myself.
That's what they sent me:

{
"env":[
{"RS_PLUGIN_VERSION" : "${HOUDINI_VERSION}"},
{"REDSHIFT_COREDATAPATH": "C:/ProgramData/Redshift"},
{"HOUDINI_PATH": "${REDSHIFT_COREDATAPATH}/Plugins/Houdini/${HOUDINI_VERSION}"},
{"PATH": "C:/ProgramData/Redshift/bin"},
{"PXR_PLUGINPATH_NAME" : "${REDSHIFT_COREDATAPATH}/Plugins/Solaris/${RS_PLUGIN_VERSION}"}
]
}

Would someone be so kind and explain to me how exactly I need to modify this text for it to work?
I am assuming it doesn't work like this straight away?

Things like: Do I replace {"RS_PLUGIN_VERSION" : "${HOUDINI_VERSION}"} with the exact version, like "Houdini/19.5.303"
Or is the advantage of packages that this is not necessary?