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Dear BASEMENT users,
We are pleased to announce the release of BASEmesh 2.3.1. This is a small bugfix release for the QGIS plugin:
Fixed a crash when generating a quality mesh from a marker layer with empty (NULL) values in the MaxArea, MATID, or Hole fields.
Installation
The plugin is available in the BASEmesh plugin repository. Alternatively, you can download the archive from the release page and install it manually using the "Install from ZIP" option in the QGIS Plugin Manager. The Python package is available on PyPI:
pip install basemesh==2.3.1Problems upgrading or uninstalling the plugin?
Upgrading, downgrading, or uninstalling the plugin from within QGIS can fail with the error messages "Plugin installation failed: Failed to unzip the plugin package" or "Plugin uninstall failed: Failed to remove the directory". This happens because QGIS keeps the plugin's compiled extension loaded while BASEmesh is enabled, so the plugin files cannot be replaced or removed. If you encounter this problem, please proceed as follows:
Open Plugins > Manage and Install Plugins > Installed and untick BASEmesh.
Close QGIS completely and start it again.
Upgrade, downgrade, or uninstall BASEmesh as usual.
If you uninstalled the plugin, re-enable it after reinstalling.
As a last resort, close QGIS and delete the basemesh_v2 folder in the python/plugins directory of your QGIS profile, then reinstall the plugin.
The full release notes are available on the release page. If you run into any other issues, please report them here in the forum.
Kind regards,
The BASEmesh development team
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