Blender version: Confirmed on 3.0.1 and 3.2 stable releases
Os version: Windows 11
Description of the issue:
Attempting to extrude walls (via Alt+E) with the 2d to 3d tools yields the following error:
TypeError: update_edit_mesh() takes at most 1 positional argument (2 given)
Error: Python: Traceback (most recent call last):
File "...\addons\archipack_20\archipack_polylines.py", line 4448, in modal
return vars_dict['select_polygons'].modal(context, event)
File "...\addons\archipack_20\archipack_polylines.py", line 1353, in modal
if self.keyboard(context, event):
File "...\addons\archipack_20\archipack_polylines.py", line 1321, in keyboard
return self.complete(context)
File "...\addons\archipack_20\archipack_polylines.py", line 1147, in complete
Io.merge_walls(context, self.coordsys, res, z)
File "...\addons\archipack_20\archipack_polylines.py", line 2735, in merge_walls
Io.assign_matindex_to_wall(context, wall_0)
File "...\addons\archipack_20\archipack_polylines.py", line 2683, in assign_matindex_to_wall
Io.assign_matindex_to_selected(me, mat_index, True)
File "...\addons\archipack_20\archipack_polylines.py", line 2703, in assign_matindex_to_selected
bmesh.update_edit_mesh(me, True)
TypeError: update_edit_mesh() takes at most 1 positional argument (2 given)
Archipack version: 2.4
Blender version: Confirmed on 3.0.1 and 3.2 stable releases
Os version: Windows 11
Description of the issue:
Attempting to extrude walls (via Alt+E) with the 2d to 3d tools yields the following error: