I had the same problem. I can't tell you why. I can just tell you how I fixed it.
After you download and unzip the boa files go into the boa folder (On a Mac this could be: /Users/your_user_name/Downloads/boa-constructor-0.6.1).
Then: "grep" for every file containing NO_3D (or use whatever you want to search for a string in a set of files, I don't know how windows does this): In my case I did: grep -ir NO_3D *
A list of files comes up. Simply edit each such file (there are ~6) and remove any mentioning of "wx.NO_3D".
E.g., in Companions/BaseCompanions.py I find a match:
"self.windowStyles = ['wx.CAPTION', 'wx.MINIMIZE_BOX', 'wx.MAXIMIZE_BOX',
'wx.THICK_FRAME', 'wx.SIMPLE_BORDER', 'wx.DOUBLE_BORDER',
'wx.SUNKEN_BORDER', 'wx.RAISED_BORDER', 'wx.STATIC_BORDER',.
'wx.TRANSPARENT_WINDOW', 'wx.NO_3D', 'wx.TAB_TRAVERSAL',.
'wx.WANTS_CHARS', 'wx.NO_FULL_REPAINT_ON_RESIZE', 'wx.VSCROLL',.
'wx.HSCROLL', 'wx.CLIP_CHILDREN', 'wx.NO_BORDER', 'wx.ALWAYS_SHOW_SB']"
You see the 'wx.NO_3D' in the middle somewhere. Remove it and save the file. Keep doing this for all files.
However, there is a minor complication in one file: "Inspector.py". Here, you cannot simply remove wx.NO_3D. In particular, the match is: self.categories = wx.SplitterWindow(self, -1, style=wx.NO_3D | wx.SP_3D | wx.SP_LIVE_UPDATE)
What I did was to replace "style=wx.NO_3D" with "style=wx.DEFAULT_FRAME_STYLE" (I found this default name in one of the other files; you see how there are different "styles" recognized by the program so I just chose some other style than NO_3D).
Then I just ran Boa with: "python Boa.py"
and it worked (assuming you have the module wx installed and whatever else is needed for Boa to run in the first place of course).
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