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I'm just following the tutorial below. https://foxdot.org/installation/

My environment is macOS 10.14.6, python3.6

I did

1, brew install SuperCollider 3.11.1.

2, pip install FoxDot 0.8.11

3, installed sc3-plugins-3.11.0-macOS.zip from its official page

And I activate SuperCollider and enter Quarks.install("FoxDot") then it's installed successfully. But when I do FoxDot.start, it says there is no class defined.

ERROR: Class not defined.
  in interpreted text
  line 1 char 6:

  DotFox.start

I don't know why this happens and it takes me hours to know what's really happening. Any advice will be appreciated.

user9191983
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    I got this solved by myself. You actually needed to run foxdot.scd file you can download here https://foxdot.org/installation/. I don't know why SuperCollider Quarks doesn't work though...any headsup? – user9191983 Oct 03 '20 at 15:24
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    I got this solved by myself. You actually needed to run foxdot.scd file you can download here https://foxdot.org/installation/. I don't know why SuperCollider Quarks doesn't work though...any headsup? – user9191983 Oct 03 '20 at 15:26

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Did you try executing s.boot; in SuperCollider before running FoxDot.start; ?

Also, just checking, you have recompiled the class library after the Quarks install? To do this, type cmd+shift+L (on mac; on windows it is ctrl+shift+L)

Really strange to get DotFox!!

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