I made Ed's suggested changes and pushed the new version (1.9.23). The new version does not change __getstate__ and __setstate__ because I don't think it's necessary in newer versions of FreeCAD and would probably cause issues with older versions.

I believe some changes have been made to FreeCAD such that it is not necessary to rename __getstate__ and __setstate__. You can try updating to the latest 0.22 dev build and see if the problem still exists. There was some change in python 3.12 that made this necessary, if memory serves.

Are you willing to try another experiment? On line 2436 try renaming the function __getstate__ to dumps. On line 2442 try renaming the function __setstate__ to loads. I have commented out the lines and added the new names below them: #def __getstate__(self): def dumps(self): '''When saving the docum...

Select the animator object, not the sketch. Then use Ctrl+Shift+P.

@racx Does Ed's suggestion fix the error?

If you temporarily set the radius property to a high value it will speed up recomputes because there won't be as many hexagons to make each time.

Hi. I am the author of the Honeycomb macro. You and I shared comments on youtube. Read up on TNP . Avoid attaching sketches to generated faces. Attach instead to one of the base planes and use the Z attachment offset to position them as desired. Avoid creating links to external geometry to generated...

It would be better to just list as unavailable or "see addon for licensing details" where the tag is missing. You don't want to mislead unintentionally or create a situation where there is a legal argument to be made that FreeCAD listed the addon as having a certain license, and therefore ...

Okay. I think I have LGPL 2.1 or later in all of my code as a comment or sometimes it might be LGPL2.1 or later (without the space). It would be convenient if there could be a text search to find that in cases where the __License__ is missing. Also, is __license__ valid?

Wouldn't FreeCAD's license be more appropriate for a default?