Ben Gruver

Oh, I just realized/remembered you already mentioned that. Sorry! :)

I know there are some changes with how python sdks are handled at some point in PyCharm, although I don't know exactly where in the PyCharm release schedule that falls....

Ideally, running from IDEA should behave similarly to running from Fusion directly. Do you have a simple example of a script/directory setup that reproduces this issue?

Great, thanks. That should be enough to let me take a look at it

After a ton of digging, I finally made some progress on this at least. I was able to figure out how to get relative imports working, but now I'm running...

Actually, I have a suspicion what the problem might be there. I suspect since the script is essentially running in the context of the fusion_idea_addin addin, it's probably looking for...

I've updated the fusion_idea_addin with the fix for the relative imports. I don't see any good way to transparently handle the relative resource paths though. I think the best option...

Hmmm. I'm not really sure. Maybe something to do with the windows user having restricted permissions or something? Does that path that's it's giving a permission denied on actually exist...

I just tried it with the same version of pycharm, and it's working fine for me. I'm also on the same version of windows, and fusion.

Interesting, thanks for digging into it. Were you using PyCharm as well? I'll see if I can reproduce and hopefully fix/improve this.