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package install on Ubuntu 20.04 not working #822
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My first impression is that Blender API used in Morse is not compatible with your Blender version (2.82.7), MORSE is complaining about a missed attribute "hide". But, I have not checked in detail. I use version 2.78c. So, could yo use an older Blender version? You could try with several ones, from 2.78c to 2.82.7, if you are interested in having latest Blender version. |
The Blender game engine has been removed from Blender 2.8x, and MORSE can not run without it. The last version of Blender that should work is 2.79.
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@severin-lemaignan, this important information about Blender/BGE version should be written in the README to avoid people to have this problem. |
Indeed. Can you send a quick PR with this information?
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Hi, I met the same problem, but I change the version of the blender to 2.79b and then this exception was disappeared. However, I meet another problem, when I run the first demo
It came out Segmentation fault
Did you meet before and how did you solve it? Thank you. |
Can you post the content of |
Sorry, I change another machine using ubuntu 18.04 and fix all the problems, I guess it might related to ubuntu version.
But I guess it didn't write to
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Fresh install on Ubuntu 20.04 not working
Steps to reproduce:
sudo apt install morse-simulator
morse create my_first_sim
morse run my_first_sim
Full console dump (of a different run, but same error) is at shorturl.at/svJM6
but basically Blender quits due to uncaught exception,
AttributeError: 'Object' object has no attribute 'hide'.
09:23 $ morse --version
morse 1.4
09:23 $ morse check
(/usr/bin/blender, v.2.82.7).
Alright, using it.
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