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blender. - //xx.zack.fair. - 07-22-2010
I downloaded Blender to use my models in, and I downloaded the version of Python it said I was missing, too. But, when I go to import a file on blender, it says "Please Install Full Version of Python." So I figured downloading the newest version would work, but it didn't help at all. What do I do?
RE: blender. - Shadowth117 - 07-22-2010
You have to configure some of that manually. This website should explain it for you: http://www.katsbits.com/tutorials/blender/setting-up-windows-python-path-system-variable.php
RE: blender. - //xx.zack.fair. - 07-26-2010
On the tutorial, it talks about Python22. I have Python27 and 31. I assume the tutorial was written when 22 was the newest, but I thought I'd ask if I need 22 instead, just to be sure. Do I?
RE: blender. - Shadowth117 - 07-26-2010
(07-26-2010, 03:49 PM)//xx.zack.fair. Wrote: On the tutorial, it talks about Python22. I have Python27 and 31. I assume the tutorial was written when 22 was the newest, but I thought I'd ask if I need 22 instead, just to be sure. Do I?
Probably not, but you may need to modify some of the text strings in that tutorial to say the version you are using instead of Python22. If worst comes to worst though you can probably find Python22 somewhere on the internet.
RE: blender. - //xx.zack.fair. - 07-26-2010
WOW. Thank you SO much, brobro!!