[Ric UPRobot]

Anyone can help with this?
I still can't get RoboDK to work with python.

[cemkoksal]

I am experiencing the same issue with Sequoia 15.4.1 and RoboDk 5.9.1. Is there any cure for this?

[yasamanash]

I’m experiencing the same issue but haven’t been able to resolve it using the suggested steps. Could you let me know which version of Python worked for you?

[Albert]

I recommend you to install the latest version of Python (currently Python 3.13) from the official website:
https://www.python.org/downloads/

Make sure to add Python to your path. The Tkinter module should be installed by default. You can configure the Python interpreter here:

1. Select Tools-Options (or RoboDK-Preferences on some versions of RoboDK for Mac)
   
2. Select the Python tab
   
3. Enter the path to the Python interpreter
   

[yasamanash]

I tried using the latest version of Python, but I’m still getting the same error. I’ve attached some screenshots to show the steps I took, including the address and file location setup. Could you please take a look and let me know if I missed anything?

[Albert]

What do you see if you double click the script? It should execute it by running Python, not IDLE.

You can try using this command as the Python Idle path:

Code:

path-to-python/python -m idlelib.idle "%1"

Which will open Python IDLE when you edit the script.

Actually, any editor should work when editing the file.

[yasamanash]

When I double-click the script, I see the following message in the bottom bar:
“Failed to run Python script. Install Python and set the path to the Python interpreter in the Options menu → Python tab.”

Even after entering the command you mentioned, I still can’t open the editor. I receive the same error in a pop-up window:
“Failed to start Python editor. Install Python and set Python paths in the Options menu → tab Python.”
My assumption is that the software is not recognizing or connecting to Python properly.

[cemkoksal]

Same here, I tried everything possible, python versions, path, but nothing helped. I am switching to Win version just for generating programs.

[Albert]

Can you provide more information about the issue? Print screen or message.

The issue is probably that Python has not been properly installed on your Mac system.

[cemkoksal]

Can you provide more information about the issue? Print screen or message.

The issue is probably that Python has not been properly installed on your Mac system.

I am using maybe 5+ programs using Python scripts on my system. Fusion360, Blender etc.

Even RoboDK's Run Script command under "Tools" works without problems. I can run scripts like "Add Object to Robot, "Import CSV" etc.  However, when I try to use macros or scripts like SprayOn from the tree ("Edit" or "Run") or try to "Generate Robot Program", I get the errors in the attached screenshot snippets.