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BLENDIGO v2.6.1.2
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Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
File "F:\Dougs Stuff\3D\Blender 2.49 x64\.blender\scripts\blendigo.py", line 5
4, in <module>
import math, os, sys, time, copy, array, re, string
ImportError: No module named os
Using Blender 2.49b x64 and Python 2.7.1 x64 - same issue with Python 2.6 x64
[ERROR] Get python script error when trying use Blendigo
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[ERROR] Get python script error when trying use Blendigo
Doug
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Re: [ERROR] Get python script error when trying use Blendigo
Yeah, sorry, there's a crucial line missing in the 2.6.1.2 release - I will fix it soon, I promise 
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Re: [ERROR] Get python script error when trying use Blendigo
You better! I have a living to makedougal2 wrote:Yeah, sorry, there's a crucial line missing in the 2.6.1.2 release - I will fix it soon, I promise
Doug
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Doug Armand
Re: [ERROR] Get python script error when trying use Blendigo
The old (*ahem* STABLE) releases still work!
Re: [ERROR] Get python script error when trying use Blendigo
Is there any further info you can provide that might have triggered the error? It is a fairly bad situation if python cannot find one of its standard library modules (os).
Python 2.7 isn't recommended for with Blender 2.49, and there's no real reason to 'upgrade' to it. Python 2.6 would be a better fit. If possible you should install the exact same version that Blender was built with (should tell you on the console at startup). If you attempt a re-installation, make sure that all other python versions are uninstalled first.
Also, does blender report if it has found the installation of either python ?
There hasn't been any changes in Blendigo that could have caused this IIRC. What was the last version of Blendigo that you successfully had running ?
Python 2.7 isn't recommended for with Blender 2.49, and there's no real reason to 'upgrade' to it. Python 2.6 would be a better fit. If possible you should install the exact same version that Blender was built with (should tell you on the console at startup). If you attempt a re-installation, make sure that all other python versions are uninstalled first.
Also, does blender report if it has found the installation of either python ?
There hasn't been any changes in Blendigo that could have caused this IIRC. What was the last version of Blendigo that you successfully had running ?
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Re: [ERROR] Get python script error when trying use Blendigo
Ok I've removed Python 2.7 and reistalled 2.6 x64 and all seems good - thanks
Doug
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