I got an update for the SpeckleManager today, so I updated that.
But now the Send component doesnt seem to work. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling it.
Current version 2.1.26. I dont believe there was an update for the GH connector.
After placing the Send or Receive component, I cannot delete them.
Edit: Sending a point directly from Rhino works, so Im guessing it’s a Grasshopper issue?
I think the only thing that’s going on here is the typical Grasshopper wire missconnection Adding to the confusion the error message that is quite unhelpful.
Your sender should look something like this First input is the data you want to send (geometry, text, speckle objects… whatever), second input is where you want to send it to (the stream url or branch url)
Sorry for that super unclear error message! I’m opening an issue to provide a better explanation of what was wrong in future versions.
Hmmm… so not that. Have you checked that they are not blocked by Windows? If they are it should say by opening their Properties panel.
Also, could you send me your SUUID to check our logs for any extra information?
You can find it in the Speckle Manager → Settings (last item). You can send it via private message if you prefer
I notice from the video that the Sender component has an error as you place it on the canvas, correct? Can you show its message?
Also, to confirm, are you using XYZ?
Thanks for confirming!
This is quite weird, can you please also confirm that the user under which the GH connector is installed is the same as the user where you have the kits folder?
(you can open the connector folder from GH > File > Special Folders > Components Folder)
What do you mean by building the GH connector locally?
If you mean cloning the github repo and building the gha myself, then no, I have not done that on this machine.
Thinking the Speckle installation might be corrupted, I decided to uninstall all connectors and also the Speckle Manager.
Afterwards, I reinstalled everything and now the Send component works again…
Not sure what the cause was, but reinstallation did the trick.