Drag this folder from the Trees folder within the copy of your SketchUp folder on the desktop to the Trees folder within your original SketchUp library.Įven though you will have deleted the subfolders Groundcovers, Shrubs, Site Amenities, and Trees from your original SketchUp library folder, these subfolders will download automatically when you place a plant or site amenity symbol from the corresponding category. Locate your custom symbols, and move them to their original locations in your SketchUp library folder.įor example, you might have a folder named my_symbols within the trees folder that contains your custom tree symbols. If you have custom SketchUp symbols, open the copy of your SketchUp library folder you copied to a temporary location, such as your desktop, in Step 2 above. You may notice an initial lag, but the blank window effect shouldn't last more than 15 seconds.ħ.
Open a Land F/X project in a blank SketchUp model, and try to place trees and shrubs, and change components. Delete all JPG files within this folder.Ħ. Open the Slides folder in your SketchUp library. Not perfect, but still way better.Īdditionally, my images stopped working, but that was due to the missing imageformats folder:Īpplying the same trick to the imageformats folder solved it.4.
This is due to the missing platforms folder from PySide2:Ĭopying the platforms folder to the root (or including it in the 'include_files' parameter) solved the problem for me! Cut down the size from 700-800MB to ~80MB. This application failed to start because it could not find or load the Qt platform plugin "windows" in "". I solved part of the problem by including 'zip_include_packages': 'PySide2' to the build options, but then it threw the following error when building on Windows:
#Default folder x freeze windows#
I had the same problem, but with PySide2 (Python 3.6.2, 64-bit, PySide2 5.11.0a1, cx-Freeze 6.0b1, Windows 10) Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub If you have specific suggestions for the PyQT package, Zip_include_packages to revert back to the original behaviour for all or This was done to avoid problems with packages thatĪssume their contents are found in their entirety on disk - and those Von: "Anthony Tuininga" anthony-tuininga/cx_Freeze noragen Mention Re: cx_Freeze 5.0.1 and PyQt -įreezing copied too many files ( the default was changed so that the entire package is copied to Part=list(filter(lambda x: any(i in x.lower() for i inįolder=os.sep.join(), Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread. You are receiving this because you were mentioned. If you have specific suggestions for the PyQT package, let me know! Thanks. You can use the new option zip_include_packages to revert back to the original behaviour for all or particular packages. This was done to avoid problems with packages that assume their contents are found in their entirety on disk - and those numbers seemed to be growing. November 2017 um 04:18 Uhrīetreff: Re: cx_Freeze 5.0.1 and PyQt - freezing copied too many files ( the default was changed so that the entire package is copied to the target folder. Part=list(filter(lambda x: any(i in x.lower() for i in PA),QTPATH_s))įolder=os.sep.join(), os.sep.join(ssp) ]) The files from the found folder just needed to be placed in dist/platform/ I think there is even a ticket in the tracker with this issue for cx_freeze. Maybe you can use it to fix or workaround cx_freeze with this. exe.Īt the end I figured out there was a QT-dependency missing ("plugins/platform"):īecause there are so many versions of python out there I wanted to have something I can use to find that folder. In Anaconda2 I wanted to freeze a program, but there was a problem, when I wanted to run the.
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