Is there a sense to find a minimal set of Python files and a way to include them inside '3DCoat' for macOS data files on every disk image? Or installing once Python as a third-party prerequisite is reasonable? Please provide feedback on your experience directly to my email sergkryzh AT gmail DOT com. Updated: New tech reconstructs 3D objects from video more accurately than current AI methods. But those rules cannot be satisfied when binaries are already built. Those rules are satisfied inside the '3DCoat' using settings in the 'Xcode' project when building the executable.

Apple's notarization service denies notarizing the '3DCoat' disk image because third-party binaries do not satisfy some rules.

Why is 'Python' not included with the '3DCoat' data files under macOS? I had a hard time when including third-party binaries with '3DCoat' for macOS.

When Python is not found, '3DCoat' for macOS displays a message box that allows you to install it. It has a code that detects Python on the '3DCoat' startup under macOS. I have uploaded '2023.23' for macOS again.

The cause of the crash is the absence of Python on the system.

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