I am getting an error on one of my levels that is a "process failed with return code of '1'", but I have carefully removed all traces of python from my system and reinstalled ActivePython by itself as well as installing Python.org by itself. The lightmapper was working previously, and continues to work with other levels I create. I've been going through any differences between the levels, but so far nothing has produced different results.
I suppose it's possible that somewhere another version of Python is hidden, but I've gone so far as to remove Open Office because it includes a newer version of python, and the lighmapper script does succeed on other levels. I have also reinstalled the toolset and tried the updated lightmapper scripts.
I had a friend install the toolset with a clean install of active python and the 2.1 EclipseRay update and get the same results.
Please let me know if there is any other information that might be helpful, and I apologize if this is hidden somewhere already, I just havn't been able to find a solution.
Below is the error log.
E: 14:00:00 - Failed to submit lightmap layout [tes002c]
E: 14:00:00 - Job submission process failed with a return code of '1'.
I: 14:00:00 - no FESL allocator defined
I: 14:00:00 - ['--terse', '-cpus=2', '--numSubJobs', '5', '--inputDir', ... folder locations... '--in_width', '512', '--in_height', '512']
I: 14:00:00 - Lightmapper script failed.
I: 14:00:00 - Running lightmapper script.
W: 13:59:40 - Model [fxe_fire_trch_ost_p] excluded from scene because it does not have renderable parts.
From errlog.txt with EclipseRay 1.2
EclipseRay failed to lightmap the level. Log follows.
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Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 754, in
File "", line 706, in main
File "", line 570, in ProcessFolder
File "", line 561, in ProcessJobs
File "", line 389, in BuildScene
File "", line 351, in __init__
File "", line 277, in __init__
TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable
Modifié par dbecker, 10 décembre 2009 - 12:18 .