>>2851541What is your system language, does it use commas as decimal separators?
Use "
unpack.py %yourmotionname%.vmd -m -f -c -d" to see what is causing issues.
In my case of "yes" (and maybe in the case of "no") it says
>> UnicodeEncodeError: 'charmap' codec can't encode characters in position 2-4: character maps to <undefined>The fix is googleable and applies to lines 255 of this and 84 of the other file. Technically, you should use the appropriate "shift_jis" encoding, but even with utf you get a working file (in MMM) anyway. Although a processed file differs from the original as a .VMD file (if you convert it back to another CSV, they will be identical) because floating point values are not saved precisely, there was no visible difference in the motion (Smart by Ponx in this case, get it before it expires on 11th) when tested with sequential loading and undoing/redoing.
If you don't even get to the point of running it, create a .bat file in the folder with the scripts and insert the quoted line then hit Enter and add "pause", which is probably easier than figuring out how to launch a command shell from a specific folder.
By the way, I've been using VmdEditor130 to check for unavailable morphs and bones, but the GUI is useless without Japanese locale.
