Hi Mike, if the RingCircle command is installed and you're getting that, it could mean you are setting up a shortcut key and in the shortcut key command you have put in something like:
script: RingCircle
When what you need to put in is just plain "RingCircle" without any script: in the front of it, like this:
RingCircle
When you put in something prefixed by "script:", it's only for a chunk of script program code that will be right there in the shortcut key definition, and the script interpreter will try to run the text you have there as script code. When you have a command you want to launch , you instead want to leave off the "script:" prefix and just have the plain command name there and when MoI sees that it will look up the script file for that command in the /commands folder and then load it and run it.
So anyway that's one possibility. The other possibility is if you didn't get the files for the plug-in copied in to the right place - if MoI can't find a file of that name in the commands folder it will attempt to execute whatever you've got in there as direct script code as well and you'd also end up with the same error message you show.
To install the plug-in command, you'll need to unzip the files (there will often be 2 files, like for RingCircle there will be a RingCircle.js and a RingCirlce.htm file), then copy both those files into the commands folder. On a Mac to get to the commands folder right-click on the app icon and choose "Show package contents", then inside there go to drive_c/moi/commands - that's the place you need to copy the files. If you did not get the file unzipped or copied the files to some other location that would also cause the type of problem you are describing.
Hope this helps!
- Michael
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