How to install obspython module?

Facebotter

New Member
Hello everyone,

I apologize in advance if this question seems redundant or stupid.

I've been struggling to find a proper way to install obspython, if that's even the name of the OBS Python API. I've downloaded python 3.6.x (x86-64), and am using obs 64 bit. I've attempted using the pip command-
Code:
py -3.6 -m pip install obspython

-with absolutely no success whatsoever. I've scoured the internet for a remote github page. I feel like I've done everything except for whatever it is I need to actually do. Any help would be appreciated.

Error log for those interested:
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Python versions installed:
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koala

Active Member
I downloaded the *.exe installer of the 64-bit version of Python 3.6.8 from www.python.org, installed it, and Python become working with OBS Studio after I set the Python path in Tools->Scripts->Python settings. It's the directory where python.exe is.

Download page: https://www.python.org/downloads/windows/
Scroll down to the latest Python 3.6 release, which is 3.6.8 as of this post, then download "Windows x86-64 executable installer"
I don't put the exact link, because link locations tend to change.

obspython comes with OBS itself, there is no need to install it explicitly. It just works.
 

Facebotter

New Member
I downloaded the *.exe installer of the 64-bit version of Python 3.6.8 from www.python.org, installed it, and Python become working with OBS Studio after I set the Python path in Tools->Scripts->Python settings. It's the directory where python.exe is.

Download page: https://www.python.org/downloads/windows/
Scroll down to the latest Python 3.6 release, which is 3.6.8 as of this post, then download "Windows x86-64 executable installer"
I don't put the exact link, because link locations tend to change.

obspython comes with OBS itself, there is no need to install it explicitly. It just works.

ah that makes sense. thank you :)
 
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