ahh okay, well then that sounds great, it might help me realize what ive been doing wrong or someone might be able to point out what is causing it to not work send me a pm on how to get the app and what i need to do and we can try it
the %PATH% was in there due to the tutorial im following having it beside the C:python2.6 that it had, i wasnt sure so i threw it in the last time i tried and just never took it out, and i tried that and switching the \'s to /'s but it didnt work.. maybe i need to get a lower 2.# for python? (but im not sure if its still available, all i saw was 2.7 and 3.2) this is becoming quite frustrating :/
Edit: and so far no other applications have had any errors so im not sure if anything important was in it
Okay, well I've put in Lumos's value and that didn't, changed my build_module.bat file to fit the Plan B, and went through all of the tutorial steps again to make sure they were done and still no go... I think this just doesn't like me or something
Edit: I'm gonna try to make a new User on my computer and see if it sets the new Users PATH file to what mine was to start with maybe that will help
Edit, again: I made a new user but it copied and pasted the PATH to the new one so I'm gonna restore the computer to a time before I put the python on there and see if I can get my value back that way
@xXTribalXxon't screw up your whole computer trying to get the thing to work.(Edit:It looks like you already have.) Python and PATH variable are a huge *expletive* to work with,try this instead:http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,226612.0.html(Once you get your computer sorted out.)
If you have no clue what you are talking about, dont. Reverting your pc to an earlier state does in no way "screw up" your computer and neither does it require somebody else to come and fix it. It is in fact a common method to get your computer to work again.
The font, color and panicky language really arent necessary.
@Tribal, i ll be back home on thursday, if you still didnt get things to run, i d happy to have a look via teamviewer.
about the screwing up the computer part, its fine, i downloaded all i wanted to keep on cds and restored my pc and now my PATH is back to normal, and i was wondering what the teamview thing was about (sorry the post took so long, had to work 12 hour days for a while
the %PATH% was in there due to the tutorial im following having it beside the C:python2.6 that it had, i wasnt sure so i threw it in the last time i tried and just never took it out, and i tried that and switching the \'s to /'s but it didnt work.. maybe i need to get a lower 2.# for python? (but im not sure if its still available, all i saw was 2.7 and 3.2) this is becoming quite frustrating :/
Edit: and so far no other applications have had any errors so im not sure if anything important was in it
Okay, well I've put in Lumos's value and that didn't, changed my build_module.bat file to fit the Plan B, and went through all of the tutorial steps again to make sure they were done and still no go... I think this just doesn't like me or something
Edit: I'm gonna try to make a new User on my computer and see if it sets the new Users PATH file to what mine was to start with maybe that will help
Edit, again: I made a new user but it copied and pasted the PATH to the new one so I'm gonna restore the computer to a time before I put the python on there and see if I can get my value back that way
the %PATH% was in there due to the tutorial im following having it beside the C:python2.6 that it had, i wasnt sure so i threw it in the last time i tried and just never took it out, and i tried that and switching the \'s to /'s but it didnt work.. maybe i need to get a lower 2.# for python? (but im not sure if its still available, all i saw was 2.7 and 3.2) this is becoming quite frustrating :/
Edit: and so far no other applications have had any errors so im not sure if anything important was in it
okay, ill screenshot both the environment variable and my error that it shows.. and i've done copy and paste, even switched the \'s to /'s like the tutorial said
Try putting quotes, it worked for some:
"C:\Python-2.7.3";%PATH%
And verify that C:\Python-2.7.3 exists and is where you installed Python.
That should work. If it doesn't there's always plan B: http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,33942.msg877152.html
I put it with quotes this time and that is where the file is I checked is just a moment ago, and I came up with this
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Edit: I just thought of this, when I edited the PATH file and put in the link for Python, it deleted everything else in the line, maybe one of those was for C: plain and its not reading any files other that Python (seeing as its the only file in PATH)?
okay, ill screenshot both the environment variable and my error that it shows.. and i've done copy and paste, even switched the \'s to /'s like the tutorial said
is anyone coming up with this when trying to open the build_module file and if so, does anyone know what i can do to fix it?
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first of all did you read the part 1:getting started?
did you installed python?if no install it and then do the folowing:
right click on my computer>properties,then go to advance tab and click on enviroment variables
and now if you have xp or vista,select the variable "Path" from System Variables,you can double click on it or just highlight it and then hit edit.
now you nee to modifie the variable value and change it with teh adress of were python is installed.for ex if python is installed in C:\Python , you will put ;C:\Python.
then select ok and the problem should disappear
if you have win7 you will need to search the path at user variables.
I've downloaded python, tried every possible path for the PATH variable forward and backward slashes both, downloaded the module thing from TW's downloads for Warband, changed the module_info file in that download to where it's connected to my new module, deleted the conversation file in my new module and everything, it just keeps coming up with what i posted before
is anyone coming up with this when trying to open the build_module file and if so, does anyone know what i can do to fix it?
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I'm using Windows Vista with Python 2.7 and I've set the Path to have the ";C:\Python26" added to the end of it then edited the "module_info.py" to have MyNewModule placed where Native was and when I use the build_module file that came with the Module_System download, it says that it can't read or find the Python and Module_System Files, have I missed something else?
- The path should lead to the 2.7 directory, since you have 2.7 installed. Probably C:\Python27;
- Did you copy the Native folder and rename the copied folder to your new mod's name?
- Make sure you have adequate permissions to read/write to all files.
I put in 27 instead of 26 as well as 2.7 instead of 27 and it came up with
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so I'm not sure what to do, yes I copy and pasted the native file and renamed it, and I'm not sure why I wouldn't have permission and if I don't I don't think I can get it because there's only one user on the computer.
Haha I assumed that but I'd rather download it while I was in a downloading mood than have to download it later because I needed it, and I have another probably simple question...
I'm using Windows Vista with Python 2.7 and I've set the Path to have the ";C:\Python26" added to the end of it then edited the "module_info.py" to have MyNewModule placed where Native was and when I use the build_module file that came with the Module_System download, it says that it can't read or find the Python and Module_System Files, have I missed something else?
I downloaded that file when I originally bought MB : WB, WFaS, and NW through TW's site so that I could play anywhere without cd, downloaded python 2.7 and 3.2 when the tutorial said so and then changed the path as was instructed so I'm unsure where I missed the file, but I'll redownload that file to be sure, thanks
edited : haha sorry, I didn't realize that I could scroll down, most of the above is invalid lmao
I'm just starting out in the modding department but I've played Mount & Blade solo campaign for a few years now and just got onto the forum recently and realized I could be editing the game to make my own personal campaign and then if it's good enough, share it but I'm currently looking at tutorials and the one I'm looking at says that I need to "To do that, open the file module_info.py for editing (Right click on the file and select "Edit with IDLE"; or open the file with Notepad or your preferred text editor)" but it doesn't specify where I can find that file and I've searched Python, my M&B module and my computer for said file but it came up with nothing, can someone shed some light on this subject for me?
Just a quick note, in the original page where the info and everything is, in the download spoiler for repository, it says uploading but the beta of the new M&B: Warband : Shogun is in the Repository and i had to (willingly and enjoyingly) read quite a few pages of discussion before i discovered that it was in the repository.. so you might put a link in the download section of that
i have two questions, firstly i downloaded the MB:WBoP, opened the MB launcher, put the PoP module in the selection box, started the game, and when it got to the load screen it loaded to about 80% then booted me to windows with a message saying something about missing a file on horses... do you know what this means or how to fix it? because i was up till about 3 am looking at the forums while it downloaded getting pumped and when that happened it really bummed me out....
and secondly, i just got out of high school and am looking into the field of graphic and design and was thinking i might start off with attempting to make/edit the native module in Warband, but every editor i download has areas where it falls short or most don't work at all, can you point me to a decent general editor (a link would be best ), I'm not looking to copy/edit the PoP mod, just testing my mettle in different things