BSOD - ImportError: No module named LibEngineering

[Gareth]

If anyone's been noticing, I've been slightly more active on here recently - as I've decided to reinstall BC on my new computer [after a serious PC crash that made me reformat my comp]

But anyway, here's my BSoD message

If it needs a certain mod or fix, perhaps you could kindly show me a link to it please?



thanks in advance

[JimmyB76]

you do have QBAutostart installed, right?

[Gareth]

yeah, I do (I just extracted it again into BC [to the correct folder, of course] to to make sure - but still no)

[MLeo]

Now I see the error, I had a similar case in april last year (just searched, unless I forgot the month...). Didn't spot this then.

It ought to be import Lib.LibEngineering, not import Libs.LibEngineering

Please attach the file scripts/Custom/QBautostart/TargetablePlasmaStreams.py

[Gareth]

Here you are - and many thanks ^^

[MLeo]

I can't promise that this works, but this looks to me to be the case.

[Glenn]

Mleo have a cookie for helping all us scriptingly challenged people, you really do a great job!! 

[Gareth]

thanks alot for trying still - that's all that matters in the end

*edit*
AAAAAAH, thankyou MLeo! The one you gave me didn't work still [it complained about a different 'Libs' this time], so I thought "if the problem's still about 'Libs' not being right, maybe I could see if I can find it myself"

So I opened it up in a text file [using my fave freeware text prog' EditPad Lite], searched & found the other 'Libs', removed the 's' and now it works! 

[MLeo]

Whoops! :S

I guess I assumed that they used just LibEngineering instead of Libs.LibEngineering since that's what the import statement is designed for. <_<