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I've been fiddling with this all day with tutorials and all and PIP just doesn't want to work. https://youtu.be/vc4Nkt45XyAAnd then when I use Mike Kelley's load material script it will import the materials seemingly fine but it will still say "PIL isn't Installed" right before pointing to the materials and importing them.
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Can you post a screen shot showing us your path for your environmental variables? And you are sure you were admin when you installed PIP? Also -- do you have more than one version of iClone 7 installed? If so, make sure you install PIP to the right version (because you want to install it to the Dev version of iClone 7 Python). Be very careful about this last -- check to make sure that you either deleted previous versions of iClone 7 or you are using the right path for the right version.
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Created a small plugin that will auto install PIP into the iClone version you put it in. https://the-any-key.itch.io/auto-install-pip-in-iclone
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@TAK Thanks for that. SeanMac Home Built in Coolermaster ATX case with GigabyteGA-Z170X-GAMING 7 MoBo, Intel i7-6700 @ 3.4 Ghz, Asus GeForce GTX 1080 TiGraphics Card, 32Gb DDR4 RAM, an Acer CB241HQK & a Samsung S24D300 monitor, Huion H610Pro Graphics Tablet, Kinect v2, Logitech C920 Webcam, Win 10 64 Bit OS Windows10 OS
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THANK YOU SO MUCH!! This plugin did the trick and I'm fine now. Much appreciated.
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@The-any-Key: Thank you very much! Actually I don't really know what I'm doing exactly. The only thing I know for sure is that I want to run this script by Mike Kelly. I have no folder named OpenPlugin, so I extracted it into the "Plugin" folder which seems to be the same. At least I did not receive an error after I entered: iClonepy -m pip install pil But unfortunately I neither received a confirmation. Instead of this iClone started. Is this what I should have expected? How do I know if pil is installed now?
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Stolpi (6/19/2019) @The-any-Key: Thank you very much! Actually I don't really know what I'm doing exactly. The only thing I know for sure is that I want to run this script by Mike Kelly. I have no folder named OpenPlugin, so I extracted it into the "Plugin" folder which seems to be the same. At least I did not receive an error after I entered: iClonepy -m pip install pil But unfortunately I neither received a confirmation. Instead of this iClone started. Is this what I should have expected? How do I know if pil is installed now?
If the OpenPlugin folder don't exists. Just create a new folder and name it "OpenPlugin" and put the plugin in the folder.
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My script doesn't need to be in any particular folder. I've replied to you in the other thread so perhaps that will help.
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The-any-Key (6/19/2019)
If the OpenPlugin folder don't exists. Just create a new folder and name it "OpenPlugin" and put the plugin in the folder.Are you sure? I found this direction by Reallusion too (http://wiki.reallusion.com/IC_Python_API:Your_First_iClone_Python_Plugin) but for some reason it seems that they gave me another folder structure. When I extracted the main.py into the Plugin folder, iClone started after the command. When I moved the file into a freshly created OpenPlugin folder I got the error message that PIP doesn't exist. Same after I removed the subfolder. I'm using Win10 pro (German) and installed iClone with the Reallusion Hub. Oops - just got the message from Mikes script that PIL is not installed.
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Stolpi (6/20/2019)
The-any-Key (6/19/2019)
If the OpenPlugin folder don't exists. Just create a new folder and name it "OpenPlugin" and put the plugin in the folder.Are you sure? I found this direction by Reallusion too (http://wiki.reallusion.com/IC_Python_API:Your_First_iClone_Python_Plugin) but for some reason it seems that they gave me another folder structure. When I extracted the main.py into the Plugin folder, iClone started after the command. When I moved the file into a freshly created OpenPlugin folder I got the error message that PIP doesn't exist. Same after I removed the subfolder. I'm using Win10 pro (German) and installed iClone with the Reallusion Hub. Oops - just got the message from Mikes script that PIL is not installed. "OpenPlugin" folder is not created by default in the current iClone installation. You need to manually create it. If you try put my auto install PIP plugin into the existing "Plugin" folder you will get no error. But you will not get PIP installed either.
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