Originally posted by lx5Install a newer python version.
I did initially use 3.10 with similar methods but to no avail.
Originally posted by MarioFanGamerI don't think it's really the Python version which is an issue and more that you use the Python interpreter as the command line (when it is more useful to test stuff or do some simple calculations). You actually want to use a command line such as cmd.exe or PowerShell.
I navigated through command prompt to the correct file directory, only to get a different error, "Python was not found; run without arguments... >Manage App Execution Aliases." I went back to version v.3.10 and got the same error.
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So, I figured out what the issue was. It wasn't the Python version, but moreso about how it is installed. When installing Python, for some reason making a PATH is unchecked by default and was missed. To fix this, I right clicked on This PC > Properties > Advanced System Settings > Environment Variables. Then under system variables, find 'path', click edit, and add two new directories:
C:\Users\*yourname*\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310
C:\Users\*yourname*\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python10\Scripts
After confirming, I reset my pc and went back to command prompt, navigated to my cutscene directory, and used the aforementioned code, just without the 3.