[SOLVED] SOFA_Python Plugin in Windows

[bushra]

Dear SOFA Community,

I am trying to include SOFA_PYTHON plugin in SOFA. I have followed proper instruction for addition of python Plugin. First I have installed Python 2.7 and then I re run cmake to include python plugin. Apparently, it looks fine. I compiled SOFA after including SOFA_PYTHON. It is compiled successfully. But when I try to add plugin using plugin manager in modeler, my modeler exits without showing any kind of error/warning. I tried to add plugin through runsofa too but the issue is still there. I am using Windows 7, and SOFA Ver 15.12.
Its been more than 12 hours since I am trying to figure out the problem 🙁 Please help me out to resolve this issue.

With Best Regards,
Bushra Sadia

[Hugo]

Dear Bushra,

I think the compilation worked fine, but the problem must be due to the Modeler. As mentioned in many thread, the Modeler is an old application and it includes several bugs. I would therefore advise to build your XML scene and test it with runSofa.
Let us know if your scene is working in runSofa.

About the Modeler, we are currently putting a lot of effort in improving SOFA itself. In the future, we will take time to improve the Modeler. I will look at this issue of loading a plugin in the Modeler.

If, you need any further help in building your scene, do not hesitate to ask, we are here to help.

Cheers,

Hugo

[Hugo]

Sorry I did not read properly: I did not see that you already tested your scene with runSofa.
Could you copy paste the output of the crash / failure when you load the plugin in runSofa ?
This will help us in assisting you!

[bushra]

Dear Hugo,

Unfortunately I could not be able to see any output 🙁 Whenever I try to load plugin, runsofa just exits it does not show any kind of output or error message 🙁 And I am wondering why is it behaving like this. Normally, when i load some plugin, and its not working, i can see some error message in command prompt but in this case, i am not be able to see any kind of error message 🙁

Regards,
Bushra Sadia

[Guillaume]

Hi @bushra,

I presume you are using a Release version of Sofa.
To investigate a bit further, could you try to load SofaPython plugin with a Sofa compiled in Debug mode (runSofa_d.exe) and started through a debugger?
Doing this, you will be able to see what’s wrong and where.

Cheers,
Guillaume.

[Hugo]

Hi @bushra ,

Since we do not have any news about this topic, I’ll close it.
Moreover, Python on Windows should be compiling properly as shown by our dashboard (windows option). If you need further help, do not hesitate to create a new topic.

Best,

Hugo

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