Hi Mala,

re:
> Do the file folders perhaps need to be unzipped:

The answer is in the first 2 sentences of the FAQ, please read it:

FAQ #1, How to install a plug-in script.

Also it can be helpful if you change a Windows setting so it will not hide the file extensions:
https://www.howtogeek.com/205086/beginner-how-to-make-windows-show-file-extensions/

- Michael

Hi Michael, thanks—I don't think I have issues with the file extensions; I can see whether a file is .html or .js.
New - I moved the HTML/JS files from the folders into the commands folder, but I'm still having problems. When I launch MoI, I get the error message I’ve attached, and I still can't run the scripts within the program.

Thanks, Zooen, for your efforts. However, I fail to see what the organization of the displayed file structure has to do with the fact that the script folder (or "commands" folder) cannot be launched from within MoI. Are we—or rather, am I—talking at cross-purposes?

Hi Mala,

re:
> When I launch MoI, I get the error message I’ve attached, and I still
> can't run the scripts within the program.

You will get that error message on the program startup if you have placed the _Voronoi.js file in the %AppData%\Moi\startup folder.

It is not intended to be used as a startup script, it is meant to be copied into the commands folder.

If you delete the _Voronoi.js file from the startup folder that error message should stop being shown on program startup.

If you have got _Voronoi.js and _Voronoi.htm copied into the commands folder, how are you trying to run the scripts?

- Michael

Hi Michael, Voroni - Iremoved it > no more error message. Thank you.
A problem persists, however: when I click on "Scripts" in the bottom bar, the scripts in "Commands" are not triggered. Also, the "Scripts" entry appears twice.