Hi Giuseppe,
After the instruction from dskeithbuck, i set up on both windows and mac. With mac its a little different due the way the os packages things. You are getting the error message because the .app is indeed a directory. Open it by right click -> Show package contents -> Contents -> MacOS and in there is the executable you need.
Hope this helps.
Alfie
Hi all,
I'm very aware that there are similar threads on the old forum about this, but many contain broken links and all seem very old and from many c4d releases ago... (apologies if i'm missing something here)
I simply want to import my own .py modules, from the same folder into my python scripts. I am developing for my own purposes only and have NO intention of creating a plugin to distribute.
Can someone tell me how to go about this in R20?
The IDE is fine with my imports, its only Cinema that complains.
Thanks in advance.
Alfie
Worked like a charm. Thank you.
The only possible clarification I would add (because despite your fantastic directions, this still got me for a few mins) is that you need to take the contents OUT of the unzipped folder, so that the c4dpy.exe sits in the same folder as the actual cinema4d.exe.
I'm aware you did explain this.. its just been a slow morning.
Alfie
You total legend.
Thank you so much for the time and care you took on this. I'll try it out now.
Alfie
Thanks for the quick response.
Ok ill keep my eye on the forum and announcements.
Look forward to using it!!
Alfie
Hi,
Apologies if this is painfully obvious and i'm missing something, but...
Could you please let me know how to use the new c4dpy for Cinema4D R20 SP1?
the IDE I will be using is JetBrains - PyCharm.
Thanks for the help.