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Recompiling of nodes created with TexText < 0.5 fails #15
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Hotfix for TexText 0.7.2 Download link for fixed textext.py to replace installed file from version 0.7.2: textext.py |
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When editing nodes created with TexText < 0.5 the following error is thrown:
Reason: These nodes do not have the scale attribute. Hence, the following code fails, since
current_scale
isNone
(returned byTexText.get_old()
):Possible fix: Let
TexText.get_old()
return 1.0 instead of None for the default scale factor.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: