So I got it to work finally. Some additional confusion was that the
official Python 2.7.3 was not compiled with VS2010, so I had to run the
compile via Nuke's python interpreter, not the system's one (to avoid
having to compile Python myself).
So therefore, after installing VS2010, I also had
Thanks Kevin,
over at the python list Thorsten suggested the same.
This is what I just posted over there (sorry for cross posting, but I'm
growing desperate):
I tried all day yesterday to install VS 2010 but on both machines I
tried it on the installer hangs half way through "Microsoft .NET
On 11 December 2016 at 10:03, Frank Rueter|OHUfx wrote:
> MSVCR120
I haven't done much Nuke plugin development on Windows recently, but that
version of the runtime is from Visual Studio 2012 and from the
documentation Nuke needs 2010 for the recent builds, I suspect your python
install or defa
Hi all,
I am trying to compile a python package for Nuke via Cython.
All seems to work well on osx and linux, but on windows I get this error
when trying to import the main module from within Nuke (i.e. the parent
folder of the main module is added via nuke.pluginAddPath() which shoudl
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