No module named discum

[ToxicLime]

I've basically been tearing my hair out for the past few hours trying to figure out how to get this to work, I've tried running the various commands posted in other closed issues to no avail, I've reinstalled python as well as used Git to install Discum. Any advice?

[vivinano]

so you have tried the commands on #48
that seems to be more of the fix
but it might be easier to get more help from discum dev himself

https://github.com/Merubokkusu/Discord-S.C.U.M/issues

if the commands on the closed issue isnt working then go to the link provided and they can provide more help

[ToxicLime]

I tried doing these two commands in IDLE but it gave me an error

import pip
pip.main(['install','git+https://github.com/Merubokkusu/Discord-S.C.U.M.git'])

[vivinano]

try to install a simple package like discord.py and then try the discum install agian

[ToxicLime]

I assume you meant install through Git bash, so I tried that. Didn't work. Still can't detect the discum module.

[vivinano]

have you tried replace the keyword pip with pip3 ?

[ToxicLime]

Let me try that

[ToxicLime]

Nope same error

[vivinano]

try #51 he seemed to get it working

[ToxicLime]

Sorry for the late reply, but no it doesn't seem that worked.

[vivinano]

Well it’s more an issue with python installation process usually multiple instances where pip is installing the discum in the wrong place so I was Testing it on a new machine and I saw that When using python from the install location doing “import discum” worked but in idle doing import discum didn’t work so the issue that happening it that you do have the discum module but pip installed it in the wrong location Unfortunately I do not know where my idle version is going off of yet but if I find out I’ll let you know

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[vivinano]

A small work around is you can use python within the cmd.

you can traverse the file structure of your computer using cd (folder name) and dir and when you get into the folder with mudaeautobot.py

you can run the command

python mudaeautobot.py which should get it to run

and you can figure out the separate instances issue later