help!!!!!!

[behind1231]

behind@localhost:~/SFTtech/openage$ make media AGE2DIR=/home/behind/Downloads/Age2HD buildsystem/runinenv PYTHONPATH=prependpath:py -- python3 -m openage.convert -v media -o "assets/converted" "/home/behind/Downloads/Age2HD" graphics:. terrain:. sounds0:. sounds1:. gamedata0:. gamedata1:. gamedata2:. interface:. setting age2 input directory to /home/behind/Downloads/Age2HD DRS header [/home/behind/Downloads/Age2HD/Data/graphics.drs] copyright: Copyright (c) 1997 Ensemble Studios. version: 1.00 ftype: tribe table count: 1 file offset: 21292

DRS header [/home/behind/Downloads/Age2HD/Data/interfac.drs] copyright: Copyright (c) 1997 Ensemble Studios. version: 1.00 ftype: tribe table count: 3 file offset: 4864

DRS header [/home/behind/Downloads/Age2HD/Data/sounds.drs] copyright: Copyright (c) 1997 Ensemble Studios. version: 1.00 ftype: tribe table count: 1 file offset: 12328

DRS header [/home/behind/Downloads/Age2HD/Data/sounds_x1.drs] copyright: Copyright (c) 1997 Ensemble Studios. version: 1.00 ftype: tribe table count: 1 file offset: 4456

DRS header [/home/behind/Downloads/Age2HD/Data/gamedata_x1.drs] copyright: Copyright (c) 1997 Ensemble Studios. version: 1.00 ftype: tribe table count: 1 file offset: 988

DRS header [/home/behind/Downloads/Age2HD/Data/gamedata_x1_p1.drs] copyright: Copyright (c) 1997 Ensemble Studios. version: 1.00 ftype: tribe table count: 2 file offset: 172

DRS header [/home/behind/Downloads/Age2HD/Data/terrain.drs] copyright: Copyright (c) 1997 Ensemble Studios. version: 1.00 ftype: tribe table count: 1 file offset: 400

DRS header [/home/behind/Downloads/Age2HD/Data/gamedata.drs] copyright: Copyright (c) 1997 Ensemble Studios. version: 1.00 ftype: tribe table count: 1 file offset: 652

setting write dir to assets/converted reading blendomatic data from Data/blendomatic_x1.dat Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/lib/python3.4/runpy.py", line 170, in _run_module_as_main "main", mod_spec) File "/usr/lib/python3.4/runpy.py", line 85, in _run_code exec(code, run_globals) File "/home/behind/SFTtech/openage/py/openage/convert/main.py", line 55, in main() File "/home/behind/SFTtech/openage/py/openage/convert/main.py", line 52, in main args.handler(args) File "/home/behind/SFTtech/openage/py/openage/convert/mediafile.py", line 124, in media_convert blend_data.save(os.path.join(asset_folder, "blendomatic.dat/"), output_formats) File "/home/behind/SFTtech/openage/py/openage/convert/blendomatic.py", line 239, in save for idx, texture in enumerate(self.get_textures()): File "/home/behind/SFTtech/openage/py/openage/convert/blendomatic.py", line 228, in get_textures return [ Texture(blending_mode) for blending_mode in self.blending_modes ] File "/home/behind/SFTtech/openage/py/openage/convert/blendomatic.py", line 228, in return [ Texture(blending_mode) for blending_mode in self.blending_modes ] File "/home/behind/SFTtech/openage/py/openage/convert/texture.py", line 100, in init for tile in input_data.alphamasks File "/home/behind/SFTtech/openage/py/openage/convert/texture.py", line 100, in for tile in input_data.alphamasks File "/home/behind/SFTtech/openage/py/openage/convert/blendomatic.py", line 18, in get_picture_data import numpy ImportError: No module named 'numpy' Makefile:37: recipe for target 'media' failed make: *\ [media] Error 1

[franciscod]

it seems your english is somehow limited but you should understand the following:

you're asking help the wrong way. i'm not in the mood of explaining why but i hope someone does it instead.

obviously, you didn't read https://github.com/SFTtech/openage/blob/master/building.md, because there is numpy clearly stated as a media convert script dependency on line 3 of the list.

sudo pacman -S python-numpy should fix it.

[franciscod]

/tag invalid /close /gaben /(?)

[behind1231]

[root@localhost openage]# sudo pacman -S python3-Pillow 错误：未找到目标：python3-Pillow

[franciscod]

0- if you want non-chinese people understand your program's output, you should put LANG=C before your command so the output is in english, for example:

[root@localhost openage]# LANG=C pacman -S python3-Pillow

1- if you already are root (because of the root part and the # on your prompt) you don't need sudo 2- package names on arch are lowercase, and you can search with pacman -Ss keyword1 keyword2, like this:

$ pacman -Ss python pillow
community/python-pillow 2.6.1-1 [installed]
    Python Imaging Library (PIL) fork. Python3 version.
community/python2-pillow 2.6.1-1 [installed]
    Python Imaging Library (PIL) fork. Python2 version.

3- python packages on arch have the python- prefix when python3 and python2- when python2

so, you probably want to do sudo pacman -S python-pillow (for fast support you might like using an irc client to connect to irc.freenode.net and joining the room #sfttech :smile: )

[mic-e]

As @franciscod has stated, please follow the instructions in building.md. It would also be nice if you wouldn't paste hundreds of log lines. As an arch user, you should have basic google skills (otherwise you might want a different distro).. for example a google search for 'arch linux python3 pillow' yields the package name python-pillow as the first result. @franciscod it seems only people with push permissions rights can close/tag issues...