Blender and PyPRP (What does your Folder look like?)

[Nek'rahm]

Okay, I've been spending FOREVER trying to get Blender working for me.

I've seen the Tutorials for setting it up, but it doesn't fit for me O_O

If someone, prolly Chacal since he set up the first tutorial I read, could tell me what their folder looks like, I'd appreciate it.

Mine is like this (with all additions made)

C:\
----Program Files\
---------------------Blender Foundation\
--------------------------------------------Blender\
------------------------------------------------------Scripts\
---------------------------------------------------------------src\

There's tons of other stuff in there... but my print-screen button is weird

Anyone help?

[Paradox]

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C:/
   Program Files/
      Blender Foundation/
         Blender/
            .blender/
               scripts/

The files for PyPRP must be in the /scripts/ directory! The program will not work if it is stored in a /src/ subdirectory.

Also, for the *nix people:

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/usr/lib/blender/scripts/
~/.blender/scripts/
<Wherever you installed Blender if you compiled it yourself>/scripts/

[Nek'rahm]

You had:

Blender Foundation\
---Blender\
------.blender\
---------scripts\

Is .blender a folder? Or Program? It won't let me make a folder named .blender

[Goofy]

when you install blender it creates the .blender folder. the scripts folder is inside the .blender folder

[Nek'rahm]

O_O

ehm... I don't HAVE a .blender folder...

[Goofy]

I think different blender version installs different. what version of blender are you installing and what OS (operating system)

[Nek'rahm]

erhm... IDK

I'll reinstall the one in Chacal's Thread Tutorial

[Nek'rahm]

YES! IT WORKED!

Checking Blender...

YES!

File->
---Import->
------PyPRP

THANK THE MAKER! ^_^

[Chacal]

This happened to me. The Windows XP GUI won't let you create a ".blender" folder.
I had to open a DOS console and md .blender

[andylegate]

Chacal is right, my Windows XP would not let me make in folder starting with the "." charactor. However, when I originally installed Blender 2.44 it created it all on its own.