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Hi starbucks,
First you have to put the cgx_wornEdges.py on your scripts folder and then try this on your Python tab (that's why 'source' doesn't work, this is a Python script, not MEL):
import cgx_wornEdges
cgx_wornEdges.cgx_wornEdges()
I'm working on some heavy updates to the script based on all the feedback I've received. So wait for news soon
if you wanna place and run it from another path rather than the script folder one, you may wanna do this.
import sys
sys.path.insert( 0 , "c:/myFolderPathContainingDotPyAsString" )
import cgx_wornEdges as we
we.cgx_wornEdges()
starbucks
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