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I made a simple GUI to download all my clips to a folder and struggled for days to package it as a .exe file. I finally found the problem:
consider renaming the 'resource.py' to something else. I did 'resource2.py', and updated line 2 in 'init.py' to 'import .resource2'.
I believe the problem is that python already has a 'resource' module installed and py2exe was getting confused since xbox was referencing its own version of 'resource'.
hope all that makes sense.
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I made a simple GUI to download all my clips to a folder and struggled for days to package it as a .exe file. I finally found the problem:
consider renaming the 'resource.py' to something else. I did 'resource2.py', and updated line 2 in 'init.py' to 'import .resource2'.
I believe the problem is that python already has a 'resource' module installed and py2exe was getting confused since xbox was referencing its own version of 'resource'.
hope all that makes sense.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: