Luke

Thank you both for your responses, The previously completed projects are still working fine weirdly. And I've been able to recreate them from the same image set. The L: drive is a second hard drive I have installed in my PC. The image set for projects I have completed are stored in the same place (But their own folders). I'm going to attempt to attach the .xml log file - but I'm not 100% sure I understand what it is, hopefully it'll make more sense to you guys! I'll make a copy of the cmd text incase thats of more benefit. Thanks again, Luke minerva.xml

Dear All, Thank you for taking the time to read this. I am attempting to create RTI's for my masters thesis, and am coming across the same error messages regardless of what I do. Both HSH and PTM have the same error messages (With the name swapped per method) that pop up in sequence 1 through to 3. I've attached images of the error pop-ups. I have created both HSH and PTM on this PC without issue before, and not moved where either of the fitters are, or the files used, but for some reason I can no longer create RTI. I am running a Windows 10 64bit OS, with AMD Ryzen 7 2700X Processor and 16GB RAM. I've checked the file pathways and dont see any spaces or things to cause issue - but have copied the file pathways below: L:\Diss_Images\A_Relief_RTI_img (There is then the jpeg-exports folder within) C:\RTIbuilder_v2_0_2 C:\RTIbuilder_v2_0_2\Fitters (Both PTM and HSH fitters are stored here.) If there's any more information I can provide that would help diagnose this issue please ask. Thanks in advance, Luke

Dear all, When attempting to create an RTI using PTM, an unknown error box pops up once I select execute. The PTMfitter output information states "Unknown File type: .JPG". I have had no issue creating a hsh rti with the same image set and it has only become an issue when attempting to create a ptm file instead. I am running this on a custom-made PC, Windows 10, 64-bit OS, 16GB RAM, AMD Ryzen 7 2700x 8-core at 3.70GHz. Any advice would be greatly appreciated - and any further information required, please ask. Many thanks, Luke