It works in 2020.1

Had to do some VDB work and checked this out - after sometime and seeing the issues here I figured i’d share how you can get it to work:

follow instructions upto the “Packages->OpenVDB->Download Library” - this is the broken part potentially on everyones Windows installs.

When upgrading the project, clean it up, otherwise Unity doesn’t correctly resolve the UnityEngine methods for EXR conversion - I had to nuke the Library and all of the other nonessential folders.

To get the latest available plugin, you will need to download and place it manually - depending on your OS, you will find the download URLs in LibraryDownloader.cs - for win64bit its here https://dl.bintray.com/kazuki/conan/kazuki/OpenVDBNativePlugin/0.0.1/stable/0/package/2c0ede688cb6609cf77dafa57a7200b861971804/0/conan_package.tgz

Open this with 7zip and get the openvdbi.dll and place it into Assets\OpenVDB\Scripts\Plugins and restart the project.

You should be able to reimport the .vdbs included with the project as stated in the instructions.

[geslotencirkel]

I’m not sure why that happens exactly but removing Library, ProjectSettings and UserSettings directories from the project folder before starting it up will make Unity regenerate the configs and fix issues like that. Sometimes you also have to remove and re-add the packages - i think for this Texture2D error you have to remove the HDRP package sometimes.

Healing downloaded projects is something you gotta do especially if you use diifferent versions of Unity than the one that the project was first created in.

[JacobVan3D]

@MattTree @geslotencirkel @lizelive Would it be possible for one of you to upload the package again? Bintray seems to be down.