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ideasman42
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You can also set up a wrapper script that reload the external Python file you are editing:

Text file inside Blender:

import impimportlib
import myModule

impimportlib.reload(myModule)
myModule.runMyCode()

This way, every time you press Alt+P to run this script, it will automatically reload the latest version of the code from MyModule.

You can also set up a wrapper script that reload the external Python file you are editing:

Text file inside Blender:

import imp
import myModule

imp.reload(myModule)
myModule.runMyCode()

This way, every time you press Alt+P to run this script, it will automatically reload the latest version of the code from MyModule.

You can also set up a wrapper script that reload the external Python file you are editing:

Text file inside Blender:

import importlib
import myModule

importlib.reload(myModule)
myModule.runMyCode()

This way, every time you press Alt+P to run this script, it will automatically reload the latest version of the code from MyModule.

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Mike Pan
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You can also set up a wrapper script that reload the external Python file you are editing:

Text file inside Blender:

import imp
import myModule

imp.reload(myModule)
myModule.runMyCode()

This way, every time you press Alt+P to run this script, it will automatically reload the latest version of the code from MyModule.