amen to that.
Martin[/quote]
what does that mean. I was just asking :|[/quote]
I was just 
amen to that.
Martin[/quote]
what does that mean. I was just asking :|[/quote]
I was just :)[/quote]
Okey me to :-?
amen to that.
Martin[/quote]
what does that mean. I was just asking :|[/quote]
Amen means so be it.
amen to that.
Martin[/quote]
what does that mean. I was just asking :|[/quote]
Amen means so be it.[/quote]
Yes okay, so let me see. So be it to a smilly. huh ?¿ I was just asking to make the tree thingy faster by … oh for get it … rrrrr :< 
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because python is an interpreted language…
Althout it’s not slow, as far as interpreted language goes. Especially if you throw psyco on top.
Martin
amen to that.
Martin[/quote]
what does that mean. I was just asking :|[/quote]
Amen means so be it.[/quote]
Yes okay, so let me see. So be it to a smilly. huh ?¿ I was just asking to make the tree thingy faster by … oh for get it … rrrrr :< :([/quote]
I think we have broken the record for nested quotes here
amen to that.
Martin[/quote]
what does that mean. I was just asking :|[/quote]
I was just :)[/quote]
Okey me to :-?[/quote]
no, it was broken here.
amen to that.
Martin[/quote]
what does that mean. I was just asking :|[/quote]
I was just :)[/quote]
Okey me to :-?[/quote]
no, it was broken here.[/quote]
actually this can go on forever 
Is it possible that Lsystem (and other scripts) will eventually be updated to run on the current version of Blender and Python? Just wondering…
but… it already works with the current version .
I guess I’m missing something. I had no problems at all with older blender/Python versions. but now I get an import error on the console stating"no module found". I edited the path to no avail. Granted, I haven’t used this for some time, and I’m not sure what has changed. any ideas?
Thanks Fligh%, but I’ve already tried both versions. I get the same result. 
Are you sure of your python version ?
With blender 2.40 you need python 2.40 and you also need a complete installation .
Yes. Actually I have all Python versions from 2.23 to 2.4 installed. I kept them because I enjoyed the older Blender versions with the game engine. I don’t need them now. 
Do you think having them all installed could cause the problem?
No, it’ll find the right version itself. Could you post a C&P of the console error please?
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Sure.
Using Python version 2.4
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “Application.py”,line 20, in ?
ImportError: No module named lsystem
This means there is no lsystem module in your module path. Print sys.path to see.
This means : while loading lsystem.py, an error has arisen (perhaps a problem with your math module) . Enter in the lsystem.py script (in the same file, use the selector menu)
Make ‘alt-p’ on the script and then look at the console .