[SOLVED] Cant run SFCfix cause of side by side configuration is incorrect
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So there is one issue, blender won't run now the first time I installed it it showed an error but i didn't take a photo of it cause I think it would show up again when i try to run in but it di not and now I don't know what it is or how to fix it. All that i remember is that it saya something along the lines of "a file or something is missing and i should try to reinstall blender"
If this can't be solved it's ok cause I'm getting a new laptop next month, this one is almost ten year old I think
If this can't be solved it's ok cause I'm getting a new laptop next month, this one is almost ten year old I think
So it's a completely free and open source 3D modeling software which i use to make to 3D models to 3D print and it's one of if not the most used program/app on my PC
I have made some interesting stuff with it including a fully 3D printed flashlight, apart form the led and battery and button and kabels and heatsink and etc. But the whole body is 3d printed
I have made some interesting stuff with it including a fully 3D printed flashlight, apart form the led and battery and button and kabels and heatsink and etc. But the whole body is 3d printed
It took me 1 month to make the first prototype and another month to perfect the second version (which is the one in the photo).
Im continplating on if i should make a version3 (which would be better in alot of ways) and release it online so people can make it too. It was my dream from a very young age to make a good flashlight on my own and I eventually did it.
It's also very cheap in total a single flashlight is only 5-10 dollars depending on the parts quality, it also takes around 10-15 hours of 3D printing and about 1-2 hours of soldering and assembly, it's not hard to do but definitely takes some patience to do
The current version of the flashlight is V2 Mark 3 or 4 (I forgot) it just means i have done some small changes to the cables and coupling mechanism
All of this done by a 14 year old kid in Indonesia
Im continplating on if i should make a version3 (which would be better in alot of ways) and release it online so people can make it too. It was my dream from a very young age to make a good flashlight on my own and I eventually did it.
It's also very cheap in total a single flashlight is only 5-10 dollars depending on the parts quality, it also takes around 10-15 hours of 3D printing and about 1-2 hours of soldering and assembly, it's not hard to do but definitely takes some patience to do
The current version of the flashlight is V2 Mark 3 or 4 (I forgot) it just means i have done some small changes to the cables and coupling mechanism
All of this done by a 14 year old kid in Indonesia
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Nice job and thanks for the pictures. 
Having a real product in your hand and using it instead of seeing it on a screen you can figure out where improvements can be made.
As with the blender software, I would uninstall it and restart the computer.
Try to install it again. You might disable the real-time protection of McAfee when you run the installation of blender.
Also check that you install the latest version.
Having a real product in your hand and using it instead of seeing it on a screen you can figure out where improvements can be made.
As with the blender software, I would uninstall it and restart the computer.
Try to install it again. You might disable the real-time protection of McAfee when you run the installation of blender.
Also check that you install the latest version.
I've tried reinstalling while disabling real time protection and reinstalling it on steam and it still doesn't work so yea
But if there is a way to check what's causing it to not open maybe that'll help
And also a, completely separate question.
On a scale of 1-10 how would you rate me as a client/guy who is seeking help
But if there is a way to check what's causing it to not open maybe that'll help
And also a, completely separate question.
On a scale of 1-10 how would you rate me as a client/guy who is seeking help
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