the scripts written by Jan Walters all use the old 2.10 api, so they will only work in Blender version 2.23 or less, and only if you apply this fix at the top of the script.
replace this line:
import Blender
by this one:
import Blender210 as Blender
they would also work in 2.25, but you’d have to change a lot more syntax than that.
Yes, it’s the blender default color and Povray needs of, at least, one
“pigment” to show the object or this objetc looks like a black hole in the
picture.
I tried to install Blender Creator to get the ripexport script to work, but it still produces the same error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “ribexport.py”, line 332, in ?
scene = Blender.getCurrentScene()
AttributeError: getCurrentScene
since i have no understanding of Python i don’t know what this means unfortunatly :\
I think this is the culprit: scene = Blender.getCurrentScene()
ripexport.export (scene)
…if that helps
In reply to jms: so one would have to recolorize the scene to use POV-ray? all i get is gray meshes - or is this one of those “go back to 2.23 creator to make it work”-things?