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James Whiffin
Legend
July 8, 2021
Question

Invalid filter 25::3

  • July 8, 2021
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Hi. I have a few users who have specifically recieved this error when using my plugin when using windows remote desktop to render on a slave machine. Some have had success fixing the issue by installing Nvidia's windows remote desktop accelerator, but others haven't. Has anyone else had users experience this?

 

I have seen that this error code can be caused by other issues as well, such as a corrupted install or a firewall blocking permission. However in my case I believe the issue has something to do with openGL as the plugin is built on the GLator sample. 

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Community Expert
July 8, 2021

yo james! whats's up?

if i recall correctly, this error is due to some missing dlls that the plugin as a depenency on.

throw you plug-in into dependecy walker on one of the problem machines and see if that's indeed the case.

James Whiffin
Legend
July 11, 2021

Hi Shachar! Mostly just trying to keep my ancient OGL plugins alive 😄

 

Thanks. It seems his machine is not loading opengl32.dll and glu32.dll, which I am assuming is the cause of the problem. He has a tesla GPU so not sure if that is contributing to the problem. I'll send him my dll's as a desperate fix and see how that goes. 

Community Expert
July 11, 2021

i think it's unlikely that an nvidia GPU will be installed without opengl32.dll and glu32.dll being installed along with the rest of the software components...

i'm guessing he upgraded to the latest driver version. i would ask the user to look for these 2 dlls on his machine, and send you back the path on which they were found. if there's an oddity in the path that you can make sense of, perhaps you cound figure out a way to make the plug-in find it. (mereley hypothesizing here)