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Some of your scripts use backslashes for generating a path, which does not work on MacOS.
For example, in the create_project_init.py, project_folder = str(directory +'\\' + project_name + '\\project_folder')
It would be better to use os.path.join()
The backslashes resulted in folders like this:
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There been a lot of Mac/Linux users reaching out about issues like this, and I know some may be working on updating the SimBA code to ensure Mac/Linux compatibility and when this is available I will let you know.
Describe the bug
A clear and concise description of what the bug is.
Some of your scripts use backslashes for generating a path, which does not work on MacOS.
For example, in the create_project_init.py,
project_folder = str(directory +'\\' + project_name + '\\project_folder')
It would be better to use
os.path.join()
The backslashes resulted in folders like this:
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Expected behavior
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