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I am using this script inside Blender, and try loading the Python-Sonic using:
from psonic import *
however, that causes issue with binding.
So, I need to use it like this: import psonic as ps
ps.play(value) actually works
but using it like above causing ps.use_synth(BLAH)
failed to work :(
Is there a better way to load this python module?
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I don't know if there is a better way. Blender has its own version of Python, but uses the version on the Computer if available.
I will test it. Perhaps I find something.
But using Blender and Sonic Pi in one program sounds interesting.
Best Regards
Gerhard
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I'm having the same issue on Blender 2.78c and Sonic Pi 3.0. It plays notes, but ps.use_synth(PIANO) fails.
ps.use_synth(PIANO)
Any error messag?
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I am using this script inside Blender, and try loading the Python-Sonic using:
from psonic import *
however, that causes issue with binding.
So, I need to use it like this:
import psonic as ps
ps.play(value) actually works
but using it like above causing
ps.use_synth(BLAH)
failed to work :(
Is there a better way to load this python module?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: