Hi, I am using a script I didn’t make and I had to change computers so when I re-downloaded elefront it had updated.
The script isn’t allowing me to bake elements any more. Would anyone know why from this image? Sometimes the error message isn’t even visible but when it is it says there is no block.
TL;DR - Right click on the Bake component and select the “Bulldoze” setting.
Version 5 of eleFront offers more fine-grained controls over the baking behavior, and blocks are also handled differently (again, to give you more control). In particular, you can now create/modify Block definitions without having to re-bake all of them. This is done by “Pushing” a definition into the document, using the “Push Block” component.
In previous versions, eleFront always pushed the the block definition and overwrote the definition that was there. To provide more control / safety, the component will now throw an error to let you know. You can either push the block in advance, or you can have the Bake component do that for you, by switching it off of the “Safest” mode, and setting it to “Moderate” (which will automatically push the definition if it does not exist, or it will throw an error if it does), or “Bulldoze” (which will push the definition and overwrite the existing one without telling you).
If you want even more fine grained control, you can use the Bake Settings component to dial in the behavior further.
There’s more documentation on all of this, here: