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. :ermm:

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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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

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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@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?

THANK YOU SO MUCH!! This plugin did the trick and I'm fine now. Much appreciated. :)

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@TAK
Thanks for that.

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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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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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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

I've been fiddling with this all day with tutorials and all and PIP just doesn't want to work. https://youtu.be/vc4Nkt45XyA
And 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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