Click on “enable”, then click on “Show window”
@Ivorykeys31: Careful: It’s version 2.0, not 1.1 for OFS 3.2.
@btlovcap:
First: Make sure the file in the extension directory (%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\OFS\OFS3_data\extensions) contains the file explicitly named ‘main.lua’. Renaming it won’t work and might get the behavior you described. Secondly: I’m also not sure, how it handles deeper subfolders.
And lastly: As @Bella correctly said: Click ‘Enable’ first, then ‘Show window’ should be clickable.
Thanks for your answer.
I’m using linux, so the extensions path is a little different:
/home/btlovcap/.local/share/OFS/OFS3_data/extensions
Anyway, the problem was the extension was in a subdirectory instead of just a directory.
Putting it in extensions/My Tools 2.0/main.lua worked like a charm.
I think Ubuntu created the extra folder when the file was extracted.
I meant no disrespect 
Alright. Good to know. FYI: If you find the behavior around selection and scaling etc. a bit off: Look at line 4217 of the script. There’s 1 too many.
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Oh, sorry, I thought I mentioned about linux in the message… my bad… I didn’t meant to be rude.
Thanks for the advice 
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