Access Denied Error in CreateMvsModelMultiPart

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Hello again.

This is probably something I’m doing wrong on my setup, but I was hoping to get some leads on what could be triggering a E_ACCESSDENIED General access denied error from Mvs::CreateMvsModelMultiPart. I’ve checked to see if my permissions on the cache folder were OK and they were fine, I’m not under Program Files either.

Any pointers would be appreciated!

Edit: Also happening on the MeshingExample that comes with the SDK, so it’s not something specific to my app, but possible system wide

Luiz

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Hello.

Have you already installed the new version of SDK (NEW SDK Build_ update 4.9.2017). It is likely that you are getting the E_ACCESSDENIED error because the SDK libraries on your computer have expired. Also, make sure that you have an active SDK license and that you are using a valid key to activate SDK in your project.

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Hey Filip

I’m clearing through all of the HRESULT hr = ActivateSdk(SdkLicenseKey); functions so I believe my license isn’t the problem. I’ve installed the latest SDK (my DLLs are reporting 1.0.2.2810.

What are the other possibilities?

Thanks for your help

Luiz

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Hello again.

We now managed to reproduce the problem you are reporting. This is probably a bug introduced in the latest version of SDK. We are currently working on fixing this issue. We will let you know when this problem is fixed.

  • Filip
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Hi!

I just want to report a similar problem with the new SDK. Currently I get E_ACCESSDENIED error from the CreateModel-function when I try to use example or any other programs. MeshingExample gives following output:

Component 0 consists of 8 cameras and 4102 global points
Begin section 8192, sectionFactor 1.000000
Begin section 8208, sectionFactor 0.495000
Begin section 8209, sectionFactor 0.050000
End section ( hr: 0 )
Begin section 8210, sectionFactor 0.650000
End section ( hr: -2147024891 )
End section ( hr: -2147024891 )
End section ( hr: -2147024891 )

Perhaps this is a result from the same bug?

Jukka

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Yeah, that’s the same error. The CreateMvsModelMultiPart is just a bit deeper into the CreateModel function.

Glad it’s not something I’m doing wrong. Any help we can get on this would be huge, currently gated from further development.

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There are 4 most probable reasons:

  1. The SDK binary has hard expired.
  2. Your license activation has expired ( not license itself … just the activation period )
  3. Your license has expired
  4. The SDK can’t access a file. I recommend to try clear the cache. Or check access rights for your images ( if you can process them in UI RC then it should be OK and you need to try to clear the cache you use in your SDK application ).