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Subject: Python import problem

gbn opened this issue on Aug 25, 2007 · 4 posts
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gbn ( ) posted Sat, 25 August 2007 at 5:31 PM · edited Sat, 10 August 2024 at 12:42 AM

Hi,

I've written a set of render-scripts which all import the module rndrJob.py. This module and all the importing scripts are in the same directory named 'C:Program Filese frontierPoser 7RuntimePythonposerScriptsScriptsMenuUtility' .
When I start one of the importing scripts inside of Poser7 I got the error message
'RuntimePythonPoserScriptsScriptsMenuUtility newRJB.py", line 7, in ?
from rndrJob import RenderJob
ImportError: No module named rndrJob'.
But when I start one of the importing scripts outside of Poser7, there is no error except that poser module isn't found (not a problem here).
How can I solve the first problem inside Poser7?

TIA

svdl ( ) posted Sat, 25 August 2007 at 5:47 PM

You might have to add the path to mdrJob to the system path in your Python script. An example of how to do that can be found in Poseworks' PzrXml scripts.

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PhilC ( ) posted Sat, 25 August 2007 at 7:19 PM

I use:-

import os
import sys
import poser
pathname = os.path.split(poser.AppLocation())[0]
scriptPath = os.path.join(pathname, 'Runtime', 'Python', 'poserScripts', 'ScriptsMenu', 'Utility')
sys.path.append(scriptPath)
import newRJB

gbn ( ) posted Sun, 26 August 2007 at 1:56 PM

THX PhilC,

your solution worked at first go.

/Gunnar

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