Hi, Here's the info about the build in question: OS: Windows 10 Version 2009 Word size of FreeCAD: 64-bit Version: 0.21.29331 (Git) Build type: Debug Branch: master Hash: d13db0ea4c19a985a73a7bc30a24fe0598a21f6b Python 3.8.10, Qt 5.15.2, Coin 4.0.1, Vtk 8.2.0, OCC 7.6.2 Locale: English/United States...

I am closing this as the problem seems to be different from what was originally encountered. I will open a separate thread with more relevant information so a solution is more likely. Thanks to all that offered help!

Hello Mr. Mayer, Here are the results of my following your suggestions (in order you gave them): 1) With a debug build, opening Freecad from within VS, switching to PartDesign and then switching back to VS resulted in nothing in the output window at all. 2) I downloaded the dependency walker as sugg...

Hi, A little further info - part design isn't the only workbench with a failure to import module error: Path workbench: 17:30:07 DLL load failed while importing Path: The specified procedure could not be found. 17:30:07 Traceback (most recent call last): File "<string>", line 62, in Initia...

Hi, Figured out how to build release version (thanks to improved build documentation). Did a clean and build. When I launched I got the same error as always: 13:46:00 Wizard shaft module cannot be loaded 13:46:01 DLL load failed while importing PartDesignGui: The specified procedure could not be fou...

Let me figure out how to do that, and I'll report the results.

Hi Adrian, Here is what I have done: 1) I removed all versions of python (3.5 & 3.7) prior to 3.8 [my latest version] from path variables, restarted. 2) Clean and build. 3) Still get the can't load module error on switching to part design. 4) Remove python 3.8, restart. 5) Clean and build. 6) ST...

Hi,

1) This machine has been use for some years, so I have multiple versions. I have Python 3.5, 3.6, 3.7 and 3.8 installed.
2) No, there are no TK* dlls in the system32 folder.

Thanks for the suggestions.

Frank

Hi, 1) Removing the FREECAD_LIBPAC_BIN environment variable does not affect the build process. 2) I did a pull this morning and a huge number of changes have been made. 3) After the pull, I did a configure/generate in CMake gui. 4) After ensuring the project was set to use C++17 (I have to do this e...

Hi, Good news and not-so-good news: 1) Good: I found there was a global environment variable named "FreeCAD_LibPack_bin" that had the old libpack path defined. I updated it to the correct path and that error was eliminated. It feels like this is a leftover from a previous CMake process; pe...