Unable to Load Plugins

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bhushan thakkar
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Unable to Load Plugins

Post by bhushan thakkar » Fri Aug 14, 2020 6:28 pm

Hello,
    I am trying to load the Plugin in the Scriptingshell window for the Thoracoscapular Shoulder model but I am getting an error when I try to load the model. I have attached the screenshot (OpenSIm Plugin Error) of the error.
      I have also tried to use the plugins as described in the documentation files " On both Windows and Mac systems you can install the plugin into the GUI while it is up by typing the following command in the scripting shell
      >> org.opensim.modeling.Model.LoadOpenSimLibrary("FullPathToLibrary")
      If you follow this route, the library/plugin will be loaded. You'll have to type the command everytime you launch the application, however."
      There is an error with this too. It says "NameError: name' org' is not defined.
        I found this document in the installation files which I have attached that explains steps to "Build an Analysis Plug-in for OpenSim" using C++ , Cmake and OpenSim 1.6 but I can't find this opensim version on the website.

        Please suggest options/steps so I can load the plugin and use this model. I have also tried using Open Sim 4.0 but I am having same issues.

        Thank you, appreciate it
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        Thomas Uchida
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        Re: Unable to Load Plugins

        Post by Thomas Uchida » Fri Aug 14, 2020 10:34 pm

        1. Please ensure the plugin is compatible with your OpenSim version.
        2. In the screenshot, you have specified "<plugin_instal__folder>" in the argument to the LoadOpenSimLibrary() method. You need to replace "<plugin_instal__folder>" with the folder in which the DLL file resides.

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