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How to run Python to load Animation Packs? Only see "edit IDLE" :/


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I'm trying to add more creature animations to Skyrim with the animation loader, but when I follow the directions in the pdf on that page, it says "run Python" but I don't see that option.

 

I have no idea how to use the command terminal thing, and I don't know why I only have the options "open" or "IDLE"

 

Help please?

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I'm trying to add more creature animations to Skyrim with the animation loader, but when I follow the directions in the pdf on that page, it says "run Python" but I don't see that option.

 

I have no idea how to use the command terminal thing, and I don't know why I only have the options "open" or "IDLE"

 

Help please?

You can run Python either by using the command line or using the IDLE.

For the command line:

  • Press windows key + r
  • Enter in cmd into the window that pops up
  • Once the command line is running enter python

 

For the IDLE, you can either use the window with >>> in it to run Python, or you can alternatively use Menu->Run->Python Shell option in the IDLE itself.

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I'm trying to add more creature animations to Skyrim with the animation loader, but when I follow the directions in the pdf on that page, it says "run Python" but I don't see that option.

 

I have no idea how to use the command terminal thing, and I don't know why I only have the options "open" or "IDLE"

 

Help please?

You can run Python either by using the command line or using the IDLE.

For the command line:

  • Press windows key + r
  • Enter in cmd into the window that pops up
  • Once the command line is running enter python

 

For the IDLE, you can either use the window with >>> in it to run Python, or you can alternatively use Menu->Run->Python Shell option in the IDLE itself.

 

 

Thank you!  I'll try it tonight.

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