ValueError: offset() 'Invalid mode: r' in sketch example #482
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It does work: You are likely using older version of CQ. Could you follow the issue template and add the output of |
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Sorry, I did not think of this. |
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I tried to install the latest rev for windows https://github.com/CadQuery/CQ-editor/releases/download/nightly/CQ-editor-master-Windows-x86_64.exe for all users, but it always failed in the end with a message that it couldn't link something.
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I did another attempt from explorer by right-clicking the installer to 'run as admin'.
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I can reproduce this issue locally. No clue what is the rootcause: |
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Maybe related: ContinuumIO/anaconda-issues#13386 |
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@adam-urbanczyk Based on that issue, it seems like this problem is outside of our control for now. @gitterman Is this blocking you from using CadQuery? If so, and if you can install the cadquery package, you can add the following code to your CadQuery script to display your models without needing an external viewer. from cadquery.vis import show
show(my_cq_object)There are also other ways to install CQ-editor depending on your use of virtual environments and whether you have git installed. |
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Thanks for the hint. |
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I was able to install using headless mode: But I need to start via
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I tried the examples on https://cadquery.readthedocs.io/en/latest/sketch.html#sketches-spanning-multiple-elements and get the error 'Invalid mode: r' when I specify this mode.
The offset() page mentions "mode (Literal['a', 's', 'i', 'c', 'r'])" but there is no explanation on these and mode 'r' doesn't seem to exist.
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