Open ruzko opened 3 years ago
I run it successfully on Linux Mint 19.3 Mate with FreeCAD 0.20.25065 (not the latest). My only idea is that it could be due to line separators of the python files in macro directory. Some text editors enable "find and replace" from \r\n to \n But I give it a little chance to be the reason.
The issue with empty figures 11, 12... can be due to different version of the library matplotlib. Perhaps the older code will work https://github.com/fandaL/beso/commit/66f27f8a94304917954e6a1ea36769e40091fe6b from where you just copy beso_main.py
I tried uninstalling the Retr3d
workbench, and beso now runs properly as a macro
@fandaL you can use package.xml file to indicate what other addons this macro conflicts with
Since I began using beso half a year ago, i haven't been able to 'run optimization' in fc-gui freecad macro, or run beso_main.py as a freecad macro at all.
I've found a workaround to this, by writing a conf file with fc-gui macro, and then running beso_main.py in the terminal. After issuing the command
python beso_main.py
in the.Freecad/Macro/
directory, an empty window with title '11' shows up. Closing window '11', opens window '12', and so forth until i close window '15'. Only now, the actual optimization would start.I experienced this problem while using Freecad 0.18, 0.19 and 0.20 in both Linux Mint and Manjaro.
Report view output when pressing 'run optimization' from fc-gui macro:
22:55:46 Traceback (most recent call last): 22:55:46 File "/home/jacob/.FreeCAD/Macro/beso_fc_gui.py", line 829, in on_click23 22:55:46 exec(open(os.path.join(beso_gui.beso_dir, "beso_main.py")).read()) 22:55:46 File "", line 6, in
22:55:46 File "/home/jacob/.FreeCAD/Mod/retr3d/multiprocessing/init.py", line 64, in
22:55:46 from multiprocessing.process import Process, current_process, active_children
22:55:46 File "/home/jacob/.FreeCAD/Mod/retr3d/multiprocessing/process.py", line 262
22:55:46 except SystemExit, e:
22:55:46 ^
22:55:46 SyntaxError: invalid syntax