Unexpected error: 0x8600001d

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• June 04, 2018 08:48

I tried to launch the following command line (513 images already aligned on a 256GB RAM with dual GTX1080) : "pathToRC.exe" -load "pathToRCproj" -selectMaximalComponent -setReconstructionRegionAuto -mvs -calculateVertexColors -unwrap -calculateTexture -save "pathToRCproj" -quit

But it failed with the following code : "Unexpected error: 0x8600001d"

It looks like the dense matching is completed, but the colorize failed. I did check the model integrity and topology (no problem detected), but each time i try to colorize the model it fails with the same code. Any idea why ? 

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  Zuzana Ďuríčková CR

  • June 05, 2018 13:16

  Hello Yves,

  have you tried to colorize the model using GUI? Does the same error message show up? The command sequence seems correct, I tried it and it is working fine. 

  Can you please share a screenshot of that error message and the screenshot of the console view after the error message show up? Thanks.

   

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  Jonathan_Tanant

  • August 07, 2018 06:50

  I have the same error, with GUI (not using the CLI).

  I tried to re-unwrap, edit my model and reimport, clear the cache, ... and this is still there. Any ideas ?

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  Jonathan_Tanant

  • August 07, 2018 09:01

  Exact error is "0x7/0x7".

  I tried everything, including realign and reconstruct, but this is still stuck at texturing...

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  Zuzana Ďuríčková CR

  • August 07, 2018 09:16

  Hello Jonathan,

  thank you for reporting the problem.

  Can you please describe your project in more detail? What kind of data are you processing? What settings did you use? Did you use unwrap before texturing? Can you please share a screenshot of the model parameters, the error message and the console view? Thank you.

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  Jonathan_Tanant

  • August 07, 2018 09:24

  The only "unusual" thing I am doing (if I compare to my other projects) is that I am using PNGs as inputs...

  Image count is 2500 (but this is doing the same with less).

  What is the meaning of 0x7/0x7 on you side ? Maybe it can ring me a bell (I am a developer).

  Thanks !

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  Zuzana Ďuríčková CR

  • August 08, 2018 14:54

  It is hard to define the exact cause of the error. Would it be possible to share with us smaller sample dataset and project in which this error appears along with the exact settings that you used so that we can reproduce it on our side? If yes, can you please upload it somewhere and send us download link via contact form on our webpage? Thanks.

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