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Hello ekenryd,
thanks to your post I discovered that the python command "os.startfile" (that I used for some operations) works only with Windows. There is a discussion of python community about this:
https://bugs.python.org/issue3177
I've just provided to modify the script to avoid this issue: ChainCreator 2.0.3 checks what OS is running and uses alternative commands for operating systems different from Windows.
Can you please re-download it and let me know if it works this time?
In any case, I must thank you because you made me learn something new! :)
It works very well now!
Glad you learned something, and thanks for a great script :)
If you ever plan to expand the feature list, one thing that would be nice is to have the option to pick your own mesh for the rings in the generation process.
Anyhow, thanks again :)
ekenryd
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