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BenB wrote:Thank you Sirius.
You are probably right. I probably did put the files there in stead of the whole folder.
The wiki is not specfic about this step.
But I wont be able to check on this for another ten days or so.

Ahem,

Taken From The Wiki wrote:Important : Whatever the OS, make sure the PyPRP Importer files are copied inside /scripts/PyPRPImport/ or Blender will return a 'No module named PyPRPImport' error.

This note was unfortunately at the end of the Installation instructions and probably looked like it belonged under the Linux category. I've since moved it to the top of the Installation section so that it's not as hard to overlook.

I'm getting an error "No module named os.path"

Yali wrote:I'm getting an error "No module named os.path"

You don't have either blender or python installed correctly. Which version of Blender are you using?

2.49b and I downloaded all the necessary python files from the wiki. I also have multiple installs of blender for different versions.

What operating system are you using?

Windows 7 64 bit.

Are there any other errors in the Blender console window preceding that message?

This is what I get:

You don't have python26 installed. Or if it is Blender can't find it. It should be in your C drive under C:\Python26. If it's there you need to tell blender where to find it in Blender's File Paths menu.

I just added the Python 26 path and it still doesn't work. My console says its compiled with Python 2.6.1 while the download says 2.6.6. Is this an issue?

Edit: Saved my python 2.6.6 path as defaults and blender still doesn't recognize it.