I am trying to (re)create an OSL shader in Blender, but I receive an error "error: could not find include file: node_texture.h" when compiling.
I've Googled it up, but can find nothing. Where can I find this file, or change the search path?
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$\begingroup$ you should have that file too in your directory $\endgroup$– ChebhouCommented Jan 8, 2015 at 21:49
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$\begingroup$ @Chebhou could you provide a little more detail on your answer? $\endgroup$– PerrishnikovCommented Jan 8, 2015 at 23:32
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$\begingroup$ go to this link [openshading.com/osl/example-shaders/#] and download the example_shaders put the file that you need (node_texture.h) with your osl script file $\endgroup$– ChebhouCommented Jan 9, 2015 at 12:54
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The change happened before 2.72 was released and I still haven't got around to looking into whether the change came from blender or OSL 1.5. It is a matter of search paths and I think they need to be changed in code.
The file you are looking for is included with blender, it is installed in 2.72/scripts/addons/cycles/shader/ You can also find it in blender's source tree at intern/cycles/kernel/shaders/node_texture.h
The solution for now is to place a copy of it in the same folder as the osl script that wants to include it.
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$\begingroup$ Thanks @sambler! That was the solution. Also, thanks for sharing your code and knowledge. I copied and pasted the node_texture.h file into the appropriate folder. $\endgroup$ Commented Jan 9, 2015 at 15:30