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Installing without Anaconda on Windows 10 #27
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Hello ! Idk what it can means, I tried to search on google but found nothing interesting... |
that's super weird! vtkplotter does not exist anymore, the new name is
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I'm using windows 10 |
open a terminal with cmd (or anaconda terminal) and type |
Nop, it doesn't work... |
it doesn't find the path installation i guess |
How to run pianoplayer in mac? Thank you! |
Hi - sorry I'm not very familiar with windows OS ... I think there should be a |
On mac - after |
Got it working! One thing I found (that I wasn't aware of) is that Windows had mucked up my 2.7 and 3.6 Python installs and was using 2.7 as the default, so every library and script was in 2.7. I ended up uninstalling 2.7, but it still wasn't working when I typed it in as "python pianoplayer." It would work if I double clicked on the pianoplayer file in file explorer and used "open with," but then the output.xml file was ending up in /Windows/System32 and it'd throw a permissions error. I then noticed that if I just typed "python" in the command prompt, the #$& Windows store kept opening, which lead me to this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58754860/cmd-opens-window-store-when-i-type-python Fixed that and am able to run in command prompt with "python pianoplayer" in the /bin directory. Make sure you're running it as admin. Hope this helps! |
My pianoplayer is at C:\Users****\AppData\Roaming\Python\Python39\Scripts\pianoplayer **** is my user name. maybe you should find where your pianoplayer is. |
Hi,there. Here is a way to avoid bat file to run this porject in windows 11(surely),winodws10(not sure) |
it works for me in Win 11. Note that the python path may diffrenent and need to add to environment. |
I get this error: "AttributeError: 'Part' object has no attribute 'flatten'". |
I am sorry I cannot seem to install. Don't know anything about Python. Is there an idiots guide for me? lol 😂 |
Installing
pianoplayer
without Anaconda is possible with the following steps:If python is not already installed download it from https://www.python.org/downloads/windows/
(choose preferably version 3.6) and install it the usual way
Click the Start button and start typing
sysdm.cpl
and click OK. This opens the System Properties window.Navigate to the Advanced tab and select Environment Variables
On the lower panel select
Path
and click EditAdd now two new entries: (path may change depending on your system, e.g. if you installed version 3.6)
"C:\Python36"
"C:\Python36\Scripts"
Click OK and close.
Click the Start button and start typing
cmd
and click OK. This opens a new terminal.Install now pianoplayer. Type: (this may take some time to complete)
pip install pianoplayer
If the above fails type instead:
pip install music21
pip install --no-deps pianoplayer
Place this file to your desktop. When you save it, make sure its extension is
.bat
(not.bat.txt
)Edit it and change the path to:
anaconda_path="C:\Python36"
Double clicking the desktop icon will start the program.
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