Oh right, I forgot to restart, I’ll give that a go thanks Martin.
EDIT: restart did it thank you. The sad part is I probably would have installed next weeks beta build before restarting my machine. I need to be better about that
I pushed a fix for this so this should not happen again. I’ll test more today. Thanks for reporting.
There is the Tools → Advanced → Reset Python 3 Runtime command in the menus that resets the deployed runtime so on the next Rhino start, the runtime is set up from scratch. This should help solve these kind of problems but it’s great to report them here so I can fix them for good
probably I should try to uninstall, delete some magic folders that keep some weird data between installations, and install again?
I tried also uninstalling, deleting the folder called “8” from this location and installing again, no luck C:\Users\user_name\AppData\Roaming\McNeel\Rhinoceros
[edit] well… looks like I found it in the pure Rhino ScriptEditor, I was indeed looking in the wrong place
This should really be fixed in today’s BETA release. There was something going on with updating the rhinoscript modules files that would delete the files but not copy the new files there and therefore the module would go missing.