Leon Thomm

yes, it doesn't know where the nodes package is, because when the creator of the project used it on his machine, it was under a different path. you need to...

pythonocc-core is a prerequisite (or dependency), along with pythonocc-utils, anaconda, and ryven. if you want to use this project (Pythonocc-nodes-for-Ryven), you have to download it too, i.e. clone the repository...

yeah, I don't know if there are more detailed instructions for PythonOCC, but you will find plenty of resources online which take you through the process of installing the Anaconda...

and to prevent confusion: you can have (and usually do have) various Python installations on your system, and Anaconda will also bring its own Python installation. So, yes when using...

@Tanneguydv what is the difference between the two nodes files? there should only be one in `PythonOCC/`

`repo/nodes.py` https://github.com/Tanneguydv/Pythonocc-nodes-for-Ryven/blob/main/nodes.py `repo/PythonOCC/nodes.py` https://github.com/Tanneguydv/Pythonocc-nodes-for-Ryven/blob/main/PythonOCC/nodes.py which caused some confusion above, there should only be 1, the files are identical #14

for Ryven's example projects, click on `LOAD EXAMPLE`. for PythonOCC examples, click on `LOAD PROJECT`and select an example project file from your clone of this repo, e.g. `.../Pythonocc-nodes-for-Ryven/examples/demo_example3.json`

regarding the file extension, I think Ryven doesn't touch it, so if you want to save with filename `myproject` save it as `myproject.json`

project files must be .json, I will add it to Ryven's next release that it adds that automatically you didn't add it in the filename

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