Unable to specify python version to use.

[SophiaBronosky]

I've found that castle.py does not work with Python3. I have tried specifying the version in both the *.py files and in ~\AppData\Local\py.ini (Windows 10, sorry) but neither have any effect. See the attached files. (I added .txt to the end of the filenames to allow them to be attached) Any idea how to specify the python version to use?

Creating the py.ini file caused calling python at the shell to use python 2.7. Please help.

version.py.txt
version2.py.txt
version3.py.txt
py.ini.txt

[arpruss]

1. Have you checked that you are using the python3 version of the script? (From python3-scripts/mcpipy.)
2. You can control which interpreter is used in the mod config, available from the main Minecraft menu.

[RichardBronosky]

I have replaced the mcpipy directory multiple times. I will look for the mod config.

-- (Sophia's father)

[RichardBronosky]

Thank you so much for the quick response! I have confirmed that changing the mod config worked. I open a Power Shell session and typed py and hit tab repeatedly to see all the executable options. They were py.exe, python.exe, pythonw.exe, pyw.exe, C:\Python27\python.exe, C:\Python27\pythonw.exe

The setting change I made was:
Main Menu > Mods > Raspberry Jam Mod > Config > Python Interpreter: c:\Python27\python.exe

(I'm leaving this here for anyone else who makes the unfortunate decision to purchase a Windows laptop for their child.)

[RichardBronosky]

I have also deleted the castle.py from my computer and re-extracted it from the zip file python3-scripts.zip in https://github.com/arpruss/raspberryjammod/releases/tag/0.51 I still get the same error. I'm attaching a screenshot.

[arpruss]

I've tested all the python 3 scripts currently included.