AC3D update and AC3D 8 for Linux

[Andy]

AC3D 8.0.80contains a number of important fixes to the initial AC3D 8 release. AC3D 8 is available for Windows, Mac and Linux!
The new Linux port of AC3D contains the same great functionality of AC3D that you’d expect, plus all the stuff that was added for AC3D 8 including: Configurable user interface colors and font, and the ability to drag textures straight from the Linux desktop and drop them onto your objects. Linux users may need to install extra libraries – see the readme files included with the download for more info.

X-Plane users who use Linux can now create and edit X-Plane models with the
NEW Linux X-Plane Plugin for AC3D 8.

Thanks to captainpeter for putting together a PDF manual for the AC3D X-Plane plugin – see the plugin link above.

Best wishes,

The Inivis Team

[theinonen]

Downloaded and installed the new version for Windows, but will not run and is complaining about missing MSVCR100D.dll

Older versions run fine, so there must be some problem with the Windows installer.

(I have Windows 10 and tried already to install different versions of those Visual C++ redistributables several times without any luck.)

Edit: I renamed msvcr100.dll to mscv100d.dll on the program folder and now it runs...

[Glenn Gunhouse]

Originally Posted by theinonen

I renamed msvcr100.dll to mscv100d.dll on the program folder and now it runs...

Yes. That solves the problem. Thanks.

[John-A G]

Originally Posted by theinonen

Downloaded and installed the new version for Windows, but will not run and is complaining about missing MSVCR100D.dll

Older versions run fine, so there must be some problem with the Windows installer.

(I have Windows 10 and tried already to install different versions of those Visual C++ redistributables several times without any luck.)

Edit: I renamed msvcr100.dll to mscv100d.dll on the program folder and now it runs...

I had the same problem, but nothing will fix it. so I reinstalled 8.0.50a and that works ok,
I tried your fix but not successful...I hope they find a cure...
PS: I run Windows 7 Professional.

[donamy]

Same problem here. It maybe compiled in debug mode.

[Andy]

Sorry about this problem. Please re-download the Windows version (ac3d8080awin.exe)

http://www.inivis.com/downloads.html

[donamy]

No joy . Windows 7 professional

[Andy]

It worked for others - make sure you download ac3d8080awin.exe i.e. the 'a' is important.

[AndrewFernie]

Originally Posted by donamy

No joy . Windows 7 professional

Try uninstalling the "non-a" version before you install the "a" version. I didn't do that the first time, and I had the same problem. Uninstalled, then installed, and it worked.

Andrew

[donamy]

Originally Posted by AndrewFernie

Try uninstalling the "non-a" version before you install the "a" version. I didn't do that the first time, and I had the same problem. Uninstalled, then installed, and it worked.

Andrew

That did it !!
Thanks