I am having issues creating a custom "Add Mesh" pie menu, Ive made a script, sampling from a number of different sources of code, that functions well enough from the text editor, However when i try to install it as an addon and enable it i get this error.
Which through reading a number of posts I believe I understand the "why" of why its happening, but my limited Python knowledge is hindering my ability to fix it. I believe the issue comes up at line 201 or so where i am trying to create a custom operator to assign different meshes with custom properties. At least thats what i understand it to be.
Ive tried altering the order of the class-list to change registration order, creating a class in itself for assigning the "type= bpy.props etc" attribute and registering that outside of the normal class list. Ive tried throwing an @classmethod or two in there (like i REALLY know what that's doing) but this is all mostly flailing in the dark and trying stuff i find in other stackexchange answers but nothing so far is helping.
I would greatly appreciate any help offered! Thank you in advance for your time.
My Script https://pastebin.com/t8DfUscG
Solutions I have tried, to the extent of my knowledge. This one being the main devlog post detailing the error, Which i cant figure how to use in my own script, but am sure would fix the issue.
https://archive.blender.org/wiki/index.php/Extensions:2.6/Py/API_Changes/#Restricted_Context
As well as these other ones, as well as several other minor attempts.
Accessing bpy.context gives a '_RestrictContext' warning, how to fix this?
if __name__ == "__main__":and you won't get an error when installing. If you want to use it as an add-on you probably want to create a shortcut to the pie menu or add another operator which allows you to call the pie menu. $\endgroup$