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Blender python download
Blender python download









blender python download

Having horrible issues building blender currently, so have gone thru the motions of setting up virtual environments for freshly downloaded 2.91.2 and 2.92.0 usr/bin/virtualenv -p /usr/local/bin/python3.7 -always-copy fooĬreating a copy of the python to venv and from it blender runs without any extra steps required.

blender python download

Thought I'd give the somewhat deprecated virtualenv a try, and bingo, blender ran straight up. Using /usr/local/bin/python3.7 -m venv foo -copies I ran into the no module named encodings error, and found no way to alleviate the situation. If having encodings hassles try virtualenvĪfter installing python 3.77 to /usr/local/ from a tarball, thought I would create a new python venv for blender. Any change I make, I know i am likely to break things, which hopefully would be only other addons, which will be ok (its all only a virtualenv that I can play around with, since i know the proper bundled one)Įdit. make Blender use this system python, of this virtualenv (if I have to issue a command like workon Blender2_91_2 before I start Blender, thats ok).make a virtualenv that corresponds exactly to that of the Blender bundled python + dependencies/modules.The workflow I am interested in woud look something like this: Prefferably, I would like to do this with virtualenv. What I cannot find is how to set up the system python to correspond perfectly with that of a given Blender version. Official information from Blender docs found here. Essentially: delete the python folder of the install, and Blender looks for a system version, where on some systems you need to supply the path yourself as: PYTHONPATH=/usr/lib/python3.7. I found lots of material on how to make Blender use the system version of python.











Blender python download