@frederik This makes sense. Thanks!

mm strange, can you send an example script that fails with this traceback A wild guess is that the drawBot package is not installed. Did you do this last step (next to installing all the dependencies) cd path/To/drawBot pytho3.7 setup.py install

hello @burnier & everyone else with the same problem, the latest version of Python is 3.7 DrawBot currently embeds Python 3.6 if you recently installed “Python 3” from python.org, you probably have 3.7. to make modules available in DrawBot, they need to be installed for Python 3.6 (not 3.7). so, the first step is to make sure that you have Python 3.6 installed in your system. you can check that by typing python3.6 in Terminal. if you get -bash: python3.6: command not found, then you need to install Python 3.6 first. you can get it from python.org/downloads. pip is included in Python, so once you have Python 3.6 you should have pip3.6 too. please give it a try, and let us know how it goes… good luck!

DrawBot could be installed as module, so the import could be available. check: import AppKit appName = AppKit.NSBundle.mainBundle().infoDictionary().get("CFBundleDisplayName") print(appName) appName will be DrawBot, RoboFont or None (in terminal) good luck!

@jo Yes, right now I'm working like that, but I would try to avoid this solution in particular, since I consider it as not Pythonic and "proper"

I figured out the problem: I was using the wrong version of Python when installing the package. Just so this isn't useless, I used this to help me check if the module was installed and accessible in Drawbot: help("modules")

@frederik @justvanrossum Thanks!

Oh, I've been trapped by a bot it seems Still, my answer may be useful

But just to be clear: we're not going to bundle py3 modules with the py2 DB build.