But if you’re running Maya and MtoA from a network install, then Arnold won’t be registered in the PIT file, and you’ll see this in the Arnold log: 00:00:00 381MB WARNING | rendering with watermarks because of failed authorization:Ġ0:00:00 381MB | error initializing license system:Ġ0:00:00 381MB | * Can't read license data (-102)Ġ0:00:00 381MB | product key not found (44)Īnd you’d see something like this in the Adlm.log: 337296 3 12:29:54 Reason=Fatal errorģ37296 3 12:29:54 ComputerName=WORKSTATIONģ37296 3 12:29:54 File=AdlmIntLicense.cpp,Line=594ģ37296 3 12:29:54 VendorError=12 ģ37296 3 12:29:54 File=AdlmIntLicense.cpp,Line=595ģ37296 3 12:29:54 AdlmIntError=25 Solution Normally the MtoA installer does this for you. To use Autodesk licenses for Arnold when you batch render with Maya, Arnold must be registered in the Product Information file (aka the PIT file). If you need more help, please send support your houdini.env file (or json package if that’s what you’re using) and the Houdini info from Show Details. If you have other renderers and plugins, I would remove all other plugins from HOUDINI_PATH, get HtoA working, and then put the other stuff back. You want to see the HtoA location at the start of HOUDINI_PATH Third, check Help > About Houdini > Show Details You want something like this (PATH is for Windows only): # htoa config start Second, what’s your houdini.env look like?
That is almost always because the environment (PATH and HOUDINI_PATH) is not set up correctly for HtoA and Houdini.įirst, how to do you start Houdini? Don’t double-click on a hip file, because the Houdini environment won’t be set up correctly.
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