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[D2Diamond]

I'm getting the same errors as Kookas. I'm unable to actually import wso files, due to the same typeerror. :(

[D2Diamond]

Found the source code for Blender here: blender .sourcearchive. com/lines/2.45/Mesh_8c-source.html Also found the error code. Now if I only knew how to understand it!

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04026 length = self->mesh->mface[self->index].v4 ? 4 : 3;
04027 if( length != PySequence_Size( value ) )
04028 return EXPP_ReturnIntError( PyExc_TypeError,
04029 "size of vertex and UV sequences differ" );

Perhaps this will help whoever is working on the Blender plugin.

Diamond

[linkkid185]

I'm having the same issue as most of you are. The size of the vertex and UV sequences differ.

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[(Bellabelle)]

Well I don't know anything about programming or modding. I would love to learn though. And since Blender is a free program and looks more intricate then Milkshape I am really looking forward to these import export scripts for Blender. Thank you so much for doing this. I wait patiently for you to find the right way Ceixari.

[mikeyb.2011]

I can't see the it in the import menu. Im using Blender 2.5 Beta.

[Murano]

To my knowledge these plugins only work with Blender 2.49.

[Stormwench]

That is probably your problem - the version you are using. The Blender Beta is not yet considered stable and there were enough changes that many things that worked with Blender before won't work with the beta release. The Beta release is actually so developers of plugins etc can get their hands on the software so they can be working on updates for their code.

The scripts here were written against the older version of Blander so for them to work correctly you need to uninstall the Blender Beta, and install the last 'stable' release from the Blender site. The site tells you which version is the last stable release. You will also need to make sure that you have the right python version installed for that Blender version.

This will help you in more waya then just the problem you saw as most all the blender tutorials and helps are written for earlier versions of Blender and the beta has moved things around, added and changed tools and buttons etc, so it will be very hard for you to follow a blender tutorial as most have not been updated for the Beta and probably will not be until that is considered a stable release.

If you absolutely have to have the Beta version for Blender then once you install the current stable version you can re-install the Beta but install it to custom directories (use custom installation not express or typical) so the files get placed somewhere else other then where you have installed the stable version and overwrite those files. Many people say this works fine, to have both loaded at the same time and even find they can run both at the same time while other say that having both installed causes conflicts and running both at the same time causes crashes. Its up to you whether you want to do that or not.