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A Leap Motion based mouse in Python
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ImportError: No module named Leap #16

Closed luis84 closed 11 years ago

luis84 commented 11 years ago

Hi there,

Running this on LM 14 (Debian/Ubuntu). I have copied the files as instructed and when I launch PyLeapMouse with python I get this:

Traceback (most recent call last): File "PyLeapMouse.py", line 4, in from leap import Leap, Mouse File "/home/zero/Downloads/PyLeapMouse-master/leap.py", line 6, in import Linux.Leap as Leap ImportError: No module named Leap

I have the SDK properly installed and can run Visualizer and other non python Leap apps.

When I run located Leap.so I cannot even find a Leap.so file on my system, there is libleap.so but no Leap.so

wyager commented 11 years ago

OK, sorry, I have been super busy lately and have not really had a functional computer for a while. OP, did you ever figure it out? Can anyone running linux confirm?

pythonian4000 commented 11 years ago

That's not an SDK problem, that's a Leap.py problem. The code requires that you have Leap.py copied into the Linux/ subfolder. Either the Leap.py file is not there, or it is somehow not detectable(?)

I plan to change this to better support a Leap.py in PYTHONPATH (which is where it will be for proper releases).

ghost commented 9 years ago

same problem, sorry how fix this problem ?

i do that :
issa@issa-MS-7758:~/Téléchargements/PyLeapMouse$ sudo find / -name "Leap" /usr/share/Leap /usr/lib/Leap

and i do that : PYTHONPATH=/usr/lib/Leap

but same error : issa@issa-MS-7758:~/Téléchargements/PyLeapMouse$ python FingerControl.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "FingerControl.py", line 8, in from leap import Leap, Mouse File "/home/issa/Téléchargements/PyLeapMouse/leap.py", line 7, in import Linux.Leap as Leap ImportError: No module named Leap

can help me please ?

pouyaAB commented 7 years ago

You need to download the SDK from this link. In this you can find a folder named LeapSDK. Put in the $HOME and do this:

export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$HOME/LeapSDK/lib:$HOME/LeapSDK/lib/x64

This worked for me!

renexdev commented 7 years ago

Thanks @pouyaAB works for me too!

Osward0 commented 6 years ago

Hi everybody. On Debian 9, I put the LeapSDK folder in my Home, then copy and paste the "export PYTHONPATH..." command in the shell, but still got the same error: ... No module named Leap. And I get that same error even if I copy the 4 *.os files from LeapSDK/lib/x64 to /usr/lib Please help.