NOTE: This application requires .NET 4.5 to be installed on your computer.
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.
Nice one Steve.
This should be an independent application, not “connected” with Rhino 5? Meaning I should run it, no matter what version of Rhino 5 I have (I am still using SR5).
Tried to run it, and got this message:
RhinoScriptCompiler.exe is not a valid Win32 application.
I am using 32 bit Windows XP SP3. Is that the problem?
I’ve first tried it without the .Net 4.5 just for testing and got the same error like Riccardo. After install of that update it works like expected. My Python Scripts now also work correct (without evoking EditPythonScript first).
Can you install .NET 4? The RHI building requires .NET 4.5 due to the zip file support in .NET 4.5, but I may be able to drop that feature for people running on XP.
As a side note, we are currently targeting Windows 7 as the minimum OS for Rhino 6.
You should be able to have multiple python files in a single compiled project.
I don’t think we have the ability yet to have python scripts “import” from neighboring modules in the same package yet. Is that what you are trying to do?