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TypeError: stat: path should be string, bytes, os.PathLike or integer, not NoneType #12
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Same error on Blender LTS 2.93.8 |
Figured I'd comment since I've figured out what's going on here, I haven't figured out the best fix yet but there's probably a few ways I can do it and I'll try to get that up asap so I can release 0.3 and work on redoing stuff for ik2 and lock all mode. So the cats integration uses a submodule, when you the whole repo as a zip (as all installations of the cats dev are) that submodule isn't populated and is just left as an empty folder, which is picked up by blender python as an empty module. When immersive scaler is installed later, python continues to use the old module until either the list is refreshed or blender is restarted. I basically need to force blender to reload the module list at some point. Workaround for now is to install, restart blender, then enable. |
The submodule had the same name as the actual module when installed, which was causing issues when installing immersive scaler after installing cats dev. See triazo/immersive_scaler#12
The submodule had the same name as the actual module when installed, which was causing issues when installing immersive scaler after installing cats dev. See triazo/immersive_scaler#12
…um#465) The submodule had the same name as the actual module when installed, which was causing issues when installing immersive scaler after installing cats dev. See triazo/immersive_scaler#12
Running CATS dev build (the one with integration), but I don't think that's relevant.
I tried both the latest commit on master, and the release, and got the same error.
Happy to help out with debugging if needed :)
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