Bevel center not working

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In recent versions of blender I have been using the script you may know as bevel center and it is very useful. But in 2.41 i’ve been getting the error: check consol error whenever I try to use it. And yes i’ve tried deleting the old python 2.3 files to see if it helps.

Basically it’s python string errors in bevent, bevel, make faces get_v and make_sel_vert and an error saying global variable v not defined

Any idea to fix it?

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You can download this corrected version :
http://projects.blender.org/viewcvs/viewcvs.cgi/blender/release/scripts/bevel_center.py?rev=1.11&cvsroot=bf-blender&sortby=date&content-type=text/vnd.viewcvs-markup

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And then what, I simply put it in the scripts folder with all the other scripts?

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yes.

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thx, i had that problem too and didn’t know where the bug is, on the script of on my computer. I’m happy that i can use it now.

Fruch

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I clicked download and apparently internet explorer’s security is blocking the file from being downloaded. I should probably get my father on this because I don’t think i’m allow to tamper with security settings as it could mess up every computer in the house if it had a virus.

Hmmm, I left clicked download > save target as, put it in the blender scripts folder and tried it out but I still get the error, I was on the page you showed me.

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Try this address :
http://www.zoo-logique.org/3D.Blender/scripts_python/snippets/Bevel_Center_2.py

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But I find it easier if there was simply something to download, by the looks of that you have to copy the script, put it into a file, then put it in the scripts folder. It seems more complex that way. If I was to copy the script exactly how would I get it so I can have it when I need to use it?

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===== Thursday, April 13, 2006 10:58:10 AM US/Eastern =====
File “Bevel_Center_2.py”, line 181
ind2 = min(((newV[i][1].co-newV[i-1][0].co).length, i) for i in enumV)[1]

osx 10.4.5 intel

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exactly how would I get it so I can have it when I need to use it?

Select all and Copy, Paste into Notepad, change TXT to “All Files” and save as “Bevel_Center.py” in the Scripts folder and it’ll probably overwrite the old file. If you don’t want it to overwrite change the name.

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??? still in need of this to work :smiley:

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Yoo hoo ?? really need this tool again… any help ??

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===== Thursday, January 19, 2006 10:09:52 PM US/Eastern =====
File “<string>”, line 187
ind2 = min(((newV[i][1].co-newV[i-1][0].co).length, i) for i in enumV)[1]
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

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If the error is where you are pointing, then you have probably hosed the indentation.

Otherwise, that looks like Python 2.4 code.

Didn’t we do this in another thread?

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alright :smiley: installed 2.4.3 now… How can I tell blender to use my new Python ?? On OSX works just like Unix for commands

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You need the version of Blender that is built with Python 2.4

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Yes,this is exactly what i was looking for.And it worked.Thank u so much pal :))

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Hi all,

I understand that this has been an issue for several versions now. Can someone explain why the latest Blender packages don't included the fixed bevel_center script? Thanks, 

      -David Chipman
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v 2.42a (at least the windoze branch) has the fixed one.

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Hi Fligh,

Thank your reply. I'm using the blender-2.42a build provided by the Fedora Project (a Linux distro). Maybe I should post a bugzilla entry (if somebody else hasn't already)? Thanks for your help, but even the new script seems to have a some odd crashes. Thanks again, though. Later, 

     -David Chipman