Hi Everyone, Here’s a new version of the RhinoScript compiler for Rhino 5 http://www.rhino3d.com/download/rhino/5.0/rhinoscriptcompiler/ NOTE: This application requires .NET 4.5 to be installed on your computer. [image] .NET Framework 4.5 .NET Framework 4.5 is a highly compatible, in-place update to .NET Framework 4. This version improves support for packaging plug-ins as RHI files and other fixes related to python plug-ins. Give it a try and let us know what you would like to see improved. Thanks, -Steve

I believe that if you copy RhinoCommon.dll from the RhinoWIP directory and paste it in the same directory as the script compiler, the compiler will pick up on this and generate a V6 plug-in

Thanks, it works when I point the ScriptCompiler SDK settings to the WIP RhinoCommon.dll. (Either in the RhinoWIP directory, or copied out as I just did) Excellent!

Hi @stevebaer @Holo, I found I had to move the RhinoCommon.dll to the same folder as the compiler, but then when I loaded the plug-in I got a warning that I had to delete RhinoCommon.dll. I did that and it worked. Just thought I would mention it. Thanks, Dan

re: scriptcontext Thanks @clement for pointing me to this post. This solved the issue I was having with the scripts failing when compiled. I’m not sure how I missed this 2 years ago, but better late than never. Thanks Steve for making this change. Dan

[image] isvflorin: Hi Steve,can compiled python scripts run on RhinoOSX ? [image] stevebaer: Probably not at the moment. It is a possibility for the future Is this still the case for compiled python scripts? Thanks Mark

When using the option “Generate source” of the script compiler, I get the following error: [image] Is this a known issue?

[image] snabela: Is this a known issue? Not really. Are you compiling from a network drive or any other unusual configuration?

I’m compiling on my local disk, and can reproduce the problem on several workstations. My user account does have admin privileges. Interestingly a similar error message (access denied) is reported when building plugins, in the cleanup step: [image] Compilation succeeds and the temporary folder created by the script compiler contains the plug-in, i.e. it’s not a big problem I’m experiencing. Still it would be nice to solve this. On another note: Have you thought about open sourcing the script compiler? I would contribute to it.

Is the compiler compatible with the module ‘clr’?. I would like to do something as this: import clr clr.AddReference("modules.dll") import module_1 def run(): module_1.runModule() run() … but not work. However when the dll is called from the Python Editor, the modules run without problem. Is a limitation of the compiler?

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Is this still the case for compiled python scripts?

Thanks Mark

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