On 7/17/2010 5:11 PM, Andrew Martin wrote:
I am new to Blender and Python (2.6 on vista) and was trying to follow
a tutorial in the book Blender 2.49 Scripting by Michel Anders. I was
trying to write a script that would create a user interface where the
user could select various aspect of an insect and the code would
create a polygonal bug. However, when I copied code exactly from the
book, I got an error saying "'return' outside function". Here is the
code I had in the text editor:
#!BPY
import Blender
import mymesh2
Draw = Blender.Draw
THORAXSEGMENTS = Draw.Create(3)
TAILSEGMENTS = Draw.Create(5)
LEGSEGMENTS = Draw.Create(2)
WINGSEGMENTS = Draw.Create(2)
EYESIZE = Draw.Create(1.0)
TAILTAPER = Draw.Create(0.9)
if not Draw.PupBlock('Add CreepyCrawly', [\
('Thorax segments:' , THORAXSEGMENTS, 2, 50,
'Number of thorax segments'),
('Tail segments:' , TAILSEGMENTS, 0, 50, 'Number of tail segments'),
('Leg segments:' , LEGSEGMENTS, 2, 10,
'Number of thorax segments with legs'),
('Wing segments:' , WINGSEGMENTS, 0, 10,
'Number of thorax segments with wings'),
('Eye size:' , EYESIZE, 0.1,10, 'Size of the eyes'),
('Tail taper:' , TAILTAPER, 0.1,10,
'Taper fraction of each tail segment'),]):
return
Anybody know why I keep getting this error?
The return statement is not in a function. What else can we say. Either
you copied incorrectly or there is a problem with the book.
Do you understand?
--
Bob Gailer
919-636-4239
Chapel Hill NC
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