Since this didn't work, I've been poking around trying to figure out if there is any other by hand fix I might be able to use.wmayer wrote: ↑Sat Apr 30, 2022 3:52 pm ...
Where is the PartDesign directory located? You can figure this out by importing PartDesignGui (which I think should work). Then check the path name of its __file__ attribute. Open this directory in a file manager and look for the __init__.py file. If it doesn't exist create it and set its content to:Now try to load the project file with Blender again.Code: Select all
import _PartDesign makeFilletArc = _PartDesign.makeFilletArc
I'm, by far, not a Python-ista...
As I understand the __init__.py system, if I use the line "import <module name>" and that name is a directory and that directory contains a file named __init__.py, then it executes whatever Python is in the __init__.py file.
So, I think for the line "import PartDesign" to work at the Python console in Blender, there must be a directory, somewhere, named (or symbolic link?) called PartDesign.
If this is correct, there is no such thing on either of the Manjaro/AUR installations I have...
How is this supposed to work? If I get to understand that, maybe a can get further.