I recently installed radiance on my Ubuntu machine and am now having some problems with rpict. I get the error: rpict: fatal - cannot find function file "rayinit.cal." I searched through the mailing list archives and found a few items on the placement of library files and setting path variables, but nothing I've done has worked. Currently I have my library files in /usr/local/lib/ray, and I checked to make sure that rayinit.cal is indeed in there (it is). The path variables are exporting properly as I can see the paths when I "echo $PATH" and "echo $RAYPATH," however rpict is still not finding rayinit.cal for some reason. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
may be it's a permission problem...
try to 'chmod' the ray folder....
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Da: [email protected]
Data: 17-nov-2005 18.57
A: "Radiance general discussion"<[email protected]>
Ogg: [Radiance-general] rayinit.cal problems
Hello all,
I recently
installed radiance on my Ubuntu machine and am now having
some
problems with rpict. I get the error: rpict: fatal - cannot find
function file "rayinit.cal." I searched through the mailing list
archives and found a few items on the placement of library files and
setting path variables, but nothing I've done has worked. Currently I
have my library files in /usr/local/lib/ray, and I checked to make
sure
that rayinit.cal is indeed in there (it is). The path variables
are
exporting properly as I can see the paths when I "echo $PATH" and
"echo
$RAYPATH," however rpict is still not finding rayinit.cal for
some
reason. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
I think I have the exact same scenario as described in this previous post
below. Perhaps this is more an Ubuntu question, but what exactly would I
have to do in Terminal with the chmod command in order to get rayinit.cal to
work?
I recently
installed radiance on my Ubuntu machine and am now having
some
problems with rpict. I get the error: rpict: fatal - cannot find
function file "rayinit.cal." I searched through the mailing list
archives and found a few items on the placement of library files and
setting path variables, but nothing I've done has worked. Currently I
have my library files in /usr/local/lib/ray, and I checked to make
sure
that rayinit.cal is indeed in there (it is). The path variables
are
exporting properly as I can see the paths when I "echo $PATH" and
"echo
$RAYPATH," however rpict is still not finding rayinit.cal for
some
reason. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Dave
Maino
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Da: maino at psu.edu
Data: 17-nov-2005 18.57
A: "Radiance general discussion"<radiance-general at
Da: maino at psu.edu
Data: 17-nov-2005 18.57
A: "Radiance general discussion"<radiance-general at
It's probably a RAYPATH problem. Look for rayinit.cal, and set the RAYPATH environment variable to ".:(path)"
Randolph
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On Oct 27, 2008, at 9:54 AM, Nick Calcagni wrote:
Hello,
I think I have the exact same scenario as described in this previous post below. Perhaps this is more an Ubuntu question, but what exactly would I have to do in Terminal with the chmod command in order to get rayinit.cal to work?
The other reference:
may be it's a permission problem...
try to 'chmod' the ray folder....
----Messaggio originale----
Da: maino at psu.edu
Data: 17-nov-2005 18.57
A: "Radiance general discussion"<radiance-general at radiance-online.org>
Ogg: [Radiance-general] rayinit.cal problems
Hello all,
may be it's a permission problem...
try to 'chmod' the ray folder....
----Messaggio originale----
Da: maino at psu.edu
Data: 17-nov-2005 18.57
A: "Radiance general discussion"<radiance-general at radiance-online.org>
Ogg: [Radiance-general] rayinit.cal problems
Hello all,
I recently
installed radiance on my Ubuntu machine and am now having
some
problems with rpict. I get the error: rpict: fatal - cannot find
function file "rayinit.cal." I searched through the mailing list
archives and found a few items on the placement of library files and
setting path variables, but nothing I've done has worked. Currently I
have my library files in /usr/local/lib/ray, and I checked to make
sure
that rayinit.cal is indeed in there (it is). The path variables
are
exporting properly as I can see the paths when I "echo $PATH" and
"echo
$RAYPATH," however rpict is still not finding rayinit.cal for
some
reason. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.