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Blender 4.2 – Extension installation issue

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  • #76970
    chlowden
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    Hello
    I am have repeatedly followed the extension linux installation instructions for Blender 4.2
    https://www.soft8soft.com/docs/manual/en/blender/Installation.html#Installation_for_macOS_or_Linux
    on 2 Rocky linux machines but the extension is not seen.
    Is there anyone out there who has succeeded? Am I missing something ?
    Thank you

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    #76975

    Hi, it should work if you’ve specified the path properly. Does Verge3D shown on the Add-on tab? Also make sure you’re installing Verge3D 4.7 (older versions won’t work).

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    #76977
    chlowden
    Participant

    I’m installing 4.7.1. Verge3D does not show up in the add-ons tab. Attached are screenshots of the add-on path

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    #76984

    Strange! Perhaps Python is too old there. What is the version of Rocky Linux used?

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    #76985
    chlowden
    Participant

    Rocky 8.10
    Name : platform-python
    Version : 3.6.8
    Release : 62.el8_10.rocky.0

    #77012

    Unfortunately, the minimal Python version to run Verge3D is 3.7. The Rocky 8.10 release notes state that you have up to Python 3.12 available. Please install the recent version from the repos.

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    #77027
    chlowden
    Participant

    I’m no rocky specialist but I have installed 3.12 but blender uses the system default 3.6. Changing the default 3.6 to 3.12 breaks the OS, from I can read.
    Let me try on a mac …

    #77028
    chlowden
    Participant

    It works fine on a mac … so I’m good. Thank you

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    #77042

    You might also install recent Blender to a directory in your home folder from the official website.

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    #78903
    swatchyb
    Customer

    Hi @alexander-kovelenov
    I have a similar problem on Win11 after many tries. I have installed Blender 4.2.3 LTS (while 4.0 is still also installed) and Verge 4.8. I added the local repository pointing to C:\Users\name\verge3d_blender\addons\ and refreshed but the Verge extension does not appear in either the installed or available. The addons folder has two sub folders .blender.ext (which is empty) and verge3d that has 15 files and two folders. Nothing appears in the Add-ons tab either.
    Any help would be appreciated.

    #78921

    Hi swatchyb,

    Is there any particular reason to not use the Verge3D Windows installer? It should do everything automatically. In your case I’d recommend cleaning everything up (delete the local repository) and run the installer.

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    #78932
    kdv
    Participant

    I added the local repository pointing to C:\Users\name\verge3d_blender\addons\ and refreshed but the Verge extension does not appear

    you should change the variable ROOT_DIR inside __init__.py to make it work. smth like ROOT_DIR = 'C:\Users\name\verge3d_blender'

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