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Problem with installing dependencies #59

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curious-person-0 opened this issue Jul 10, 2024 · 7 comments
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Problem with installing dependencies #59

curious-person-0 opened this issue Jul 10, 2024 · 7 comments

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@curious-person-0
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I installed Blender version 3.6.13, then I installed in order:

  • Sverchok 1.2.0 (with all dependencies except those related to Freecad)
  • TopologicSverchok 2023-02-19 v.0.8.2.9
  • blenderbim-0.7.9.240710 (unstable)
  • blender-homemaker-2023-12-16

I tried to install TopologicSverchok dependencies via the blender interface using the "topologic.InstallDependencies" and "Stethoscope MK2" nodes present in the Sverchok editor.
The process ended with the installation of all dependencies, but all nodes are still grayed out even after a reboot, I don't understand why!
My goal is to use topologic to do energy analysis iterative analysis of a building to find optimal configurations for different parameters in a specific climate context.
Below are the error messages that the blender console displays and information about my system:
OS: Windows 10
Installed python versions: Python 3.10.13 and Python 3.12.4
Error-message-blender-topologicsver

@brunopostle
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IfcOpenShell 0.7.9 isn't stable enough yet and has API changes (the Homemaker add-on will need a new release). Try using the most recent 0.7.0 snapshot

@wassimj
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wassimj commented Jul 11, 2024

We are rewriting TopologicSverchok from the ground up. For the time being, I highly suggest you use topologicpy and access it through custom python nodes or scripting.

@curious-person-0
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IfcOpenShell 0.7.9 isn't stable enough yet and has API changes (the Homemaker add-on will need a new release). Try using the most recent 0.7.0 snapshot

Thanks for your reply!
Forgive my ignorance, but I don't quite understand what exactly I need to do; should I reinstall an older version of blenderbim that supports ifcopenshell 0.7 or should I install ifcopenshell version 0.7 independently of the blenderbim add-on?

@curious-person-0
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We are rewriting TopologicSverchok from the ground up. For the time being, I highly suggest you use topologicpy and access it through custom python nodes or scripting.

Thank you for your answer!
But I'm afraid that my meager programming knowledge does not allow me to do what you ask me to do. I remain very open to a small tutorial explaining the steps to follow, without wanting to appear pretentious

@curious-person-0
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I am thinking of using version 0.7 of VI-Suite what do you advise me to do my simulations with open source tools, I am somewhat desperate I am open to any form of help.
I first thought of using the openstudio application but the interface for medeliser does not have much flexibility and the SketchUP plug-in requires the SketchUP application which is not free. In my research I came across your TopologicSverchok program and now when I try to install it I encounter the difficulties I mentioned above. I am really desperate because my research work has not progressed since.

@brunopostle
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For blenderbim I would install a recent 0.7.0 version from here: https://blenderbim.org/download.html

@curious-person-0
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For blenderbim I would install a recent 0.7.0 version from here: https://blenderbim.org/download.html

Thank you for taking the time to answer me!
I had already tried to install this version of blenderbim but I encountered a problem that the version of blender I am using is version 3.6.13 LTS which was compiled with python 3.10.13 or blenderbim 0.7 (or at least ifcopenshell) was compiled with python 3.11, the designers recommend in this case to use the unstable version which compiles with different versions of python including version 3.10

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