Anyone got a new Lsystem Script?

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I`m desperatly looking for a new lsystem Scrip that would work with Python 2.4 and Blender 2.36.

Got the neo_lseed228 allready but that one doesnt work: the following message appears in the output-Window:
TypeError; lsystem_build<> takes exactly 18 arguments <21 given>

The old lsystem script doesnt work either (actually it works if I dont want to have leafs on my trees :slight_smile:
It comes up with an messages saying:

´moduleobject has no attributeconst´

Allready found out that this message apears because of an newer Blender version Im using.
Is there any way to use that old script with the new blender version? I really dont want to downgrade my blender.
Maybe someone could point to an lsystem script that actualy works with blender 2.36.
Any Help would be apreciated.

Thanks in advance

Jabami

2

Isn’t Python 2.3x the only Python version that will work with Blender 2.36?

3

Ohhh Im sooo sorry… of course thats right.
Actually I was just testing 2.4 last night so it bumped into my head when i was writing this Topic.
Im using 2.0.1 at the moment cause that was the Python Version which the Old Lsystem Script was written for.
As I said, it works fine until I want to have leafs on my tree.

Again Im sorry for the typing mistake.

Greetings
Jabami

4

OK… I just installed Python 2.3.5 and still got no leafs on my Trees :).
The DOS window shows the same Failure messages as it did before:

For the Lsystems script:

´module´ object has no attribute ´const´

This is because I´m using a newer Version of Blender, right?
There is no const variable anymore, is there?

For the neo_lseed228 script:

´lsystem_build<> takes exactly 18 arguments <21given>

Does anyone know how to fix these for Blender 2.36?

Thanks
Jabami

5

I realy don’t know what this Const stuff is doing here. This don’t even exist in the doc anyway. and the script is runing well without.

1-Select the lsystem.py text in the text window, under the pulldown menu.
2-Go to line 75 of lsystem.py:

C = NMesh.Const
# print C

and comment the line:

# C = NMesh.Const
# print C

3-Return in application.py.
4-Save the blend file.
5-Close en reopen blender.(Python will not see the change until it’s completely killed and reopen.
This work without any error for me

6

THX A LOT!!!
The machine is doing some test rendering at the moment, but as soon this is done I will change the script. Thanks man… you saved my day :slight_smile:

Greeting
Jabami