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I encountered the mentioned issue at hand as shown below: Regarding feedback about my current Mac experience, I would appreciate the heads up to install Python before installing 3DCoat itself, either in the requirements page, or in a installation guide shown just after downloading the software. However, having a un-versioned external dependency like this could lead to more issues down the road (major Python updates with breaking API changes, different Python versions, broken installations, etc), so having a versioned Python interpreter bundled inside 3DCoat would be a much better option.

I'm also a Mac user (just started to use the software today), currently running M2 Pro on MacOS Ventura 13.4. Activity Monitor shows that 3DCoat is being run with x86 instructions instead of native Mac instructions. It could be a good idea to update the System Requirements page to inform that Apple Silicon is not natively supported (yet).