Closed Flavelius closed 4 years ago
I should really just create a link in Blender's addon directory. You have to remove it from there. When you open Blender normally, it should work as expected if I remember correctly. Please try that.
Thanks for the fast reply; i went through the files to see what was installed automatically and as far as i see it init.py declares 3 python modules as required to be present, so those are probably what i saw being installed. Restarting blender after removing the link makes it work normally as it looks, yes, thank you
You're right. Those packages have been installed as well. They should not affect anything in Blender. Glad your issue is solved.
Hey, i tried using this tool, but it resulted in a lot of errors and strange behaviour inside blender (couldn't find my addon, debugger couldn't connect, blank black 0px console window with no output and a lot of python errors) Plain single file addon worked fine, i wanted to have debugging, but after this unfortunate mess i want to go back to just going the dumb way. It seems Blender:Start installs and configures a bunch of extra stuff that i now want to be removed and reset again, how do i do that?