Unable to launch Main.py or Voicing.py on Mac

[kaue5480]

Describe the bug Main.py says it is missing TTS.utils and Voicing.py is unable to find IPython after everything has been downloaded as told in the wiki

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior (Both):

1. Go to 'MonikA.I'
2. Click on 'Main.py' or 'Voicing.py' Expected behavior(Main.py) Unknown as it would not open Expected behavior(Voicing.py) Monika would be voiced Screenshots If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem. N/A Desktop (please complete the following information):
   • OS: MacOS 13.3.1
   • Browser [e.g. chrome, safari] N/A
   • Version [e.g. 22] 1.6.1

Smartphone (please complete the following information):

• Device: [e.g. iPhone6]
• OS: [e.g. iOS8.1]
• Browser [e.g. stock browser, safari]
• Version [e.g. 22]

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[kaue5480]

Another thing please make the install process be a bit more explained as I could not tell if I should something or not

[Rubiksman78]

DId you download the sourcecode.zip or did you clone the repository (better option). To install TTS libs, did you clone the concerned repository as indicated on the Wiki and install them as instructed? Be careful also to use the requirements_macos.txt for MacOS as there are some tricky modules for it.

[kaue5480]

I downloaded the 'sourcecode.zip' and did use the 'requirements_macos.txt` and downloaded Tortoise-TTS and Coqui AI TTS and still nothing

[Rubiksman78]

Try launching one of the two scripts from within a command prompt to get the exact error traceback and submit it here.

[kaue5480]

Below is main.py

Below is Voicing.py

[Rubiksman78]

Did you clone the repository TTS and run pip install -e . inside it without errors? Can you also run the command pip list and send the list of the modules installed?

[kaue5480]

I cloned both TTS's and here is the pip list

[kaue5480]

Here is a pip list not restricted by folder

[Rubiksman78]

TTS is not present, be sure to have not messed up with which python you are using and which pip is linked to it. To avoid errors, you can use python -m pip or py -m pip to install modules relatively to the python you are using.

[kaue5480]

Alright thanks for the help

[kaue5480]

I have tried doing the python3 -m pip which did nothing but brought up the pip commands

[Rubiksman78]

Your installation of modules is broken, document yourself on how to install libraries on python with the right python you are using. In your case, it was not linked to another python which is not the one used by your PC by default.