That’s not it. In the spektrafilm main folder the venv folder is without a dot.
Interesting, if you used the same virt. env. for Python why the paths are different?
I’m on Linux only and unfortunately can’t help much with Windows. I would check the path is indeed correct, .json and .py files are located in the same directory, that you can run Napari interface and other simple requirements.
Thanks, I checked .json and .py files are located in the same directory, I can run the Napari interface without a problem. The problem it seems to be the integration with ART. Maybe because I have Python 3.11.0 and also 3.13.0 installed on my system? Does that count?
If you use the dev branch of spektrafilm then you need to create Python VE using version 3.13, not 3.11. It is specified here for conda (which I use):
https://github.com/andreavolpato/spektrafilm/tree/dev
Maybe you can disable or remove 3.11 and retest?
Maybe none; I wasn’t differentiating between the two. I don’t really use the feature, so I probably don’t know what I’m talking about.
Thanks for the suggestion, I tried with 3.13 and it’s not working. I will use the old AGX until someone with windows can confirm that it’s working.
Also you can try Linux 
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Yes, that’s also a possibility