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#61 Guess I should have read a little more, you know how it is when you see a link to something relating to Blender ;).

Thanks for all the excellent work, its greatly appreciated!

#62 @Joseph

firstly joseph thanks for your answer , you help me a lot with this sentence "You might try posting on the Ubuntu bugtracker if there is one. I'm guessing that If you create a new .py file and just put "import array" at the top it will error out in the same way"

you are right !

In blender 2.4 , i launch just the command import array in blender python window ( shift + F11 , browse existing choice , add new => import array + alt/p) and I get the same errors => conclusion : BLENDER 2.4 is not compatible with ubuntu or with my installation of ubuntu ...

I install blender 2.3.7a ( provided with ubuntu ... ) and IT WORKS PERFECTLY !!!!!

Some times : I would like to be able to kick my ass ....
The positive aspect : I learn a lot of things ....

again thanks !

my torque linux installation works now perfectly : blender, quark, jedit (still one issue but not blocking).

:)

#63 Not sure if this problem is related to the current 2.4 exporter or just my ignorance of Blender.

I am seeing a problem when I create a player in the prone position for swimming. I am rotating the dummy bone and moving it down so the player is at ground level. When I export the animation as a dsq, the player is shifted in either the x or y direction from its center.

I have used the Claude project to verify that it was not just my player project and I get the same thing. One thing I did notice is if I only rotate the player and don't move him down, then everything looks fine. I wish I could just use the rotate, but then my player would be swimming in air!

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#66 I was able to export my model from 2.4, but no test on animations or poses yet.
Here is the model:
www.garagegames.com/mg/forums/result.thread.php?qt=38803