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JacquesLucke / blender_vscode

Visual Studio Code extension for Blender development.
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Error: Cannot read property 'data' of undefined #24

Closed CivilVisions closed 5 years ago

CivilVisions commented 5 years ago

I get the error "Cannot read property 'data' of undefined" when attempting to launch Blender 2.8 (201901-07 00:16) on Windows 10 using the Ctrl+Shift+P: blender:start. I get the same error no matter what addon code/project I have loaded. The one shown in the attached image is the bundled MeasureIt addon by Antonio Vazquez.

When prompted for the Blender executable path, I've tried with/without quotes and other iterations with no effect. The path where I've got my 2.8 is: C:\Users\WaschDL\Apps\blender-2.80.0-git.96f762500ef9-windows64\blender.exe

Latest VS-Code version. C/C++ and ms-python dependencies are installed.

Thanks!

vsc error launching blender 2 8

JacquesLucke commented 5 years ago

Thanks for the report. Will try to reproduce it!

dschwant commented 5 years ago

Get the same when I try to run "Blender: New Addon".

avatarye commented 5 years ago

All the commands I ran resulted in this error. I am also using latest Blender 2.80 and VS Code. Both Windows and macOS have same issue.

CivilVisions commented 5 years ago

Did a new install of the VSCode add-on today to see if I'd still get this error. It's still there on two different computers, each with the latest build of Blender 2.8 and new installs of the add-on. This is driving me nuts, because I could REALLY use this addon right now as I'm updating my 2.7x add-ons to 2.8!

I've put up a short screen capture video showing my steps: https://youtu.be/r-I-y6I2dW4

JacquesLucke commented 5 years ago

@CivilVisions, what happens when you just click on Choose a new Blender executable... instead of pasting a path into it?

Interesting side note, ... is valid Python. You don't have to replace it with pass.

CivilVisions commented 5 years ago

Bingo! Selecting the executable instead of pasting in the path works and the error doesn't present! I honestly didn't know you could click the Choose a new Blender executable... text. I'm pretty new to using VSCode and have done all my previous development in another IDE, hence my ignorance. Thanks!

JacquesLucke commented 5 years ago

You don't even have to click on it, just press enter :D Glad this is solved now, good that you made the video.