With wings-2.1.5 as the base folder for the install go to here. I found I needed to manually put a copy in the right place. beam file, which is the compiled Erlang code. I use Linux which isn't the same as Windows. This still pops up near the top in Google.ġ: The Sculpty Import/Export Plugin listed in the SL Wiki still works with current 2.x versions of Wings.Ģ: Some things may depend on the OS. Nine times out of ten this will solve 'permission' errors whether they are general Windows' error messages or as in your case - program specific. Be sure that the 'program', 'user', and 'administrator' can all write to that folder and all it's sub-folders. Click on the 'Security' tab and increase the permissions for that folder. Find the folder where the plug-in resides and open the 'properties' for that folder.Decrease the overall security level for the entire computer in your System Settings in the Windows Control Panel - not really a good idea if you spend a lot of time on the Internet or download a lot of free, non-certified software.To correct this you can do one of two things. If Wings or the plug-in is trying to either alter or create, say, an *.ini file, or any other file in that folder, Windows will not allow this with the above protection or security level setting. The folder where you are trying to install the plugin is most likely 'protected' or limited access. Most 'permission' conflicts come from Windows Vista or Windows 7.

This is an educated guess because I know nothing about Wings 3D:

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