I was usubng PyPE 2.8.8 perfectly fine but when i went to turn on 3ds max it
was missing dlls from vc++ redist system so installed them and the 3ds started
working fime. Once i was done making my model i wnet to run PyPE again.
When PyPE loads it shows the screen for just under .5 seconds and then the
screen disappears but it still shows running in my task bar... I tried both
uni and ansi versions I dont want to uninstal the redist as i need it for
3ds... but i may to test if PyPE works.
If anyone knows what i did or what i can do to fix it then let me know
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Anonymous
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2009-10-31
Ok so my update at this point is i unintalled the vc++ 2008 dedist and this
still did not fix the issue. So I reinstalled it still not working. I am
wondering if installing this overwrote a file that the system needed...
Ok next step is to roll back my machine to before the update and see if it
works then reinstall the update I hope The system setup a roll back from the
install
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Anonymous
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2009-10-31
ok i found the issue. After I rolled back everything worked fine i reinstalled
vc++ 2008 and it wouldnt work again but on a whim when i opened PyPe i right
clicked the taskbar and said Maximize and it appeared but all funky i had to
readjust boundies too.
so now after fixing the boundries of the boxes and maximizing i seem to have
fixed the issue although this is kinda annoying and will happen everytime i
install vc++2008 (course i just plan on leaving it installed).
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Don't use the binaries. They are old, use an old version of wx, etc. If you
are going to use PyPE, pull it from subversion, install Python 2.5 or 2.6 and
the latest wxPython. That will work leaps and bounds better than the binaries
(which are 2 years old now).
In terms of your issues with the VC redistributable, I can't say one way or
the other, I would have thought it would pull the .dll from the local path
rather than pulling it from the system directory.
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I was usubng PyPE 2.8.8 perfectly fine but when i went to turn on 3ds max it
was missing dlls from vc++ redist system so installed them and the 3ds started
working fime. Once i was done making my model i wnet to run PyPE again.
When PyPE loads it shows the screen for just under .5 seconds and then the
screen disappears but it still shows running in my task bar... I tried both
uni and ansi versions I dont want to uninstal the redist as i need it for
3ds... but i may to test if PyPE works.
If anyone knows what i did or what i can do to fix it then let me know
Ok so my update at this point is i unintalled the vc++ 2008 dedist and this
still did not fix the issue. So I reinstalled it still not working. I am
wondering if installing this overwrote a file that the system needed...
Ok next step is to roll back my machine to before the update and see if it
works then reinstall the update I hope The system setup a roll back from the
install
ok i found the issue. After I rolled back everything worked fine i reinstalled
vc++ 2008 and it wouldnt work again but on a whim when i opened PyPe i right
clicked the taskbar and said Maximize and it appeared but all funky i had to
readjust boundies too.
so now after fixing the boundries of the boxes and maximizing i seem to have
fixed the issue although this is kinda annoying and will happen everytime i
install vc++2008 (course i just plan on leaving it installed).
Don't use the binaries. They are old, use an old version of wx, etc. If you
are going to use PyPE, pull it from subversion, install Python 2.5 or 2.6 and
the latest wxPython. That will work leaps and bounds better than the binaries
(which are 2 years old now).
In terms of your issues with the VC redistributable, I can't say one way or
the other, I would have thought it would pull the .dll from the local path
rather than pulling it from the system directory.