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edwilliams16 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 02, 2022 9:41 am

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progressbar = FreeCAD.Base.ProgressIndicator()
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<input>", line 1, in <module>
TypeError: cannot create 'N4Base19ProgressIndicatorPyE' instances

Surely that's nothing to do with Curves Wb but something packaging related?

I'd just go straight to your IT guys, it's the home user area that appears to be the root cause, it should definitely be ofuser as stipulated in C:\MyProgrs\blueCFD-Core-2020\blueCFD-Core_MSys2_mingw64.bat which then starts C:\MyProgrs\blueCFD-Core-2020\msys64\msys2_shell.cmd rem Always create these...

To expand on @onekk's input and to 'borrow' what's already in use in the CfdOF Wb, this is the code @oliveroxtoby uses: # Check FreeCAD version ver = FreeCAD.Version() major_ver = int(ver[0]) minor_vers = ver[1].split('.') minor_ver = int(minor_vers[0]) message = "" try: import matplotlib ...

Seems there's something wrong with permissions, but I have admin permisions and have installed buecfd as admin. You're having so many problems that I'm thinking there's something significant with your OS or AV settings that we haven't come across before. Just to prove that the blueCFD Terminal is o...

Which tuto are you looking at? The one I see is correct, Point 5 Yes, I'm looking at the same, it's supposed to be an Equals constraint with only one 26mm dimensional constraint, I would have the instruction changed so it's not an Or situation, remember complete newbies expect everything in a tutor...

It doesn't help when the image https://wiki.freecadweb.org/images/7/78 ... rofile.png doesn't match the instructions regarding the constraints (hint: 26mm).

The current version of Fasteners is v0.3.45 not 0.3.38 quoted in your post, the fix could well be in those commits.

What needs adding to FC's code IMHO is a version check against existing markdown installation, my Linux partition had 2.6.9 which worked fine also, it's just that specific 3.3.5 that's faulty.

This as well results in an error on trying to import it, probably means this dependency did not get installed? Sorry I wasn't thinking, it is definitely installed as the you would receive a completely different error message IMHO. So best to just upgrade, in my case I used pip on my Windows box and...