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When I attempt to run my own simulation—using the demo code—the created pickle file when imported into Blender throws this error.
Interestingly, if I grab your demo pickle file, this imports with no issues whatsoever.
Update as I know the issue now. The above provides context for the error thrown. It is due to a discrepancy in numpy versions.
The numpy version on my machine is 2.0.0, whereas in BlenderSpike it's using 1.23.5. This causes the error thrown.
Once I made my machine run the same version as BlenderSpike the import into Blender worked correctly.
I'm fairly new to python, is it possible to update numpy in BlenderSpike to the latest? Or would you recommend stating the version 1.23.5 in the readme for other users to know?
Thanks for an incredible add-on.
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When I attempt to run my own simulation—using the demo code—the created pickle file when imported into Blender throws this error.
Interestingly, if I grab your demo pickle file, this imports with no issues whatsoever.
Update as I know the issue now. The above provides context for the error thrown. It is due to a discrepancy in
numpy
versions.The
numpy
version on my machine is2.0.0
, whereas in BlenderSpike it's using1.23.5
. This causes the error thrown.Once I made my machine run the same version as BlenderSpike the import into Blender worked correctly.
I'm fairly new to python, is it possible to update numpy in BlenderSpike to the latest? Or would you recommend stating the version
1.23.5
in the readme for other users to know?Thanks for an incredible add-on.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: