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- ZankokuZero
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Noesis in Unreal 5
Hey All!
Thanks for the unreal 5 plugin, very excited to get to use it however after setting it up and trying to create anything in the plugin I get this "failed to open" error basically not allowing me to use anything!
any help appreciated!
Thanks for the unreal 5 plugin, very excited to get to use it however after setting it up and trying to create anything in the plugin I get this "failed to open" error basically not allowing me to use anything!
any help appreciated!
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Re: Noesis in Unreal 5
Thanks for reporting, we will have a look at this tomorrow.
Do the examples included in the plugin work correctly?
Do the examples included in the plugin work correctly?
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sfernandez
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Re: Noesis in Unreal 5
I just tried to reproduce your issue by uncompressing the b5 zip, opened the Samples project, and created a "New Studio Project" in the root of the Unreal's project. But I can create new pages, edit them and everything seems to work just fine.
Could you explain what you did different or provide a sample project that reproduces the issue?
Could you explain what you did different or provide a sample project that reproduces the issue?
Re: Noesis in Unreal 5
Hello,
I don't want to throw you on a wrong path but I had a similar issue and I had made a project on C:/dev/MyUnrealProject and I had this issue. I assumed that maybe, because it was on a work computer that I may not have all the write access for it so I moved the whole project to the same path but on my D: drive (D:/dev/MyUnrealProject) and it was working. I don't really know if that may be the cause?
Another thing could be that. It also was a project that was created on another computer on my D:/dev/ root path and was cloned on a C:/dev root path so it could be that some path aren't absolute or rely on the drive to be the same.
I don't want to throw you on a wrong path but I had a similar issue and I had made a project on C:/dev/MyUnrealProject and I had this issue. I assumed that maybe, because it was on a work computer that I may not have all the write access for it so I moved the whole project to the same path but on my D: drive (D:/dev/MyUnrealProject) and it was working. I don't really know if that may be the cause?
Another thing could be that. It also was a project that was created on another computer on my D:/dev/ root path and was cloned on a C:/dev root path so it could be that some path aren't absolute or rely on the drive to be the same.
Re: Noesis in Unreal 5
I have reproduced and fixed this issue for the next release.
It was caused by Unreal's FPaths::GetProjectDir() returning a relative path under some circumstances, which was not being handled correctly.
Thank you for the reports.
It was caused by Unreal's FPaths::GetProjectDir() returning a relative path under some circumstances, which was not being handled correctly.
Thank you for the reports.
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- ZankokuZero
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Re: Noesis in Unreal 5
Thanks for looking into this and resolving! I look forward to the next release!
Re: Noesis in Unreal 5
I have created a ticket for an issue that seems somehow related (maybe I am wrong) : https://www.noesisengine.com/bugs/view.php?id=4548
But instead of not being able to open files, it doesn't find Noesis Studio resource that should exist like font style or icons whereas if I take the same plugin folder in another project, it works fine (so it seems very project dependent)
But instead of not being able to open files, it doesn't find Noesis Studio resource that should exist like font style or icons whereas if I take the same plugin folder in another project, it works fine (so it seems very project dependent)
Re: Noesis in Unreal 5
Thank you for the report. I have asked for some feedback in the ticket, as I have been unable to reproduce your issue.
Re: Noesis in Unreal 5
This issue has been fixed. It will be included in the next Unreal with Studio beta release, and you can also find a patch attached to the issue (https://www.noesisengine.com/bugs/view.php?id=4548).
Thanks again for the report.
Thanks again for the report.
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