another problem in installing in windows ( for a newbie)

[MorningAISeeker]

Hi
I use conda environment in windows.
According to the readme file, after installing torch and torchvision, i used the command
conda install stylegan2_pytorch but it didn't work. because "stylegan2_pytorch" is not in conda reops. I used pip install stylegan2_pytorch instead. and it worked.
After that, I use stylegan2_pytorch --data /path/to/images command. But error " 'stylegan2_pytorch' is not recognized as an internal or external command operable program or batch file."
Then i cloned the whole repo and moved to that folder. I ran the same command and the same error appeared.
Then i examined python stylegan2_pytorch --data /path/to/images error
"C:\Users\ASUS\Miniconda3\envs\SimpleStyleGan\python.exe: can't find 'main' module in 'stylegan2_pytorch'" appeared.
Then i moved exactly to where two init a and main python files are stored and then run the same command. another error:
"can't open file 'stylegan2_pytorch': [Errno 2] No such file or directory"
finally i used this command:
python -m stylegan2_pytorch --data /path/to/images and no error appeared. But nothing happens and command finishes without any progress or etc!
Sorry for long writing and bad language. The progress in readme seems very straightforward but for me is not. I need more help to run this.
Thanks.

[lucidrains]

Oh you are right, I haven't uploaded it to conda at all. Let me update the README.

Could you try, for your second step ./bin/stylegan2_pytorch --data /path/to/images. You are actually pointing at the folder, and not the script that uses the library

[rhoen]

Hi @MorningAISeeker, I'm not exactly familiar with how the -m flag should behave in this case. I was also having trouble getting the script to run properly on my windows machine. I eventually managed to run the stylegan2_pytorch command by locating the main module on my machine and running it directly with python, for example python C:\Users\rhoen\Anaconda\Scripts\stylegan2_pytorch --data /path/to/images

Oh and looks like @lucidrains also just noticed this, but my advice in a different windows thread was incorrect, I checked my logs and I did in fact install with pip, not with conda.

[rhoen]

Sorry for the confusion @lucidrains

[lucidrains]

@rhoen no probs! :) i'm flying blind here without a windows machine, so this is great help

[lucidrains]

maybe what i need to do is to upload this to conda, and it'll take care of the script PATH