A Standalone CLI Tool for Editing Bundles

[Labi]

Now apears on krita, but, i dont see the plugin

[Labi]

@quyk

What steps did you take to install/run the program? I haven’t set up an actual installation mechanism yet, but just downloading the code and running it directly should suffice for now.

After downloading the code, are you able to run python kbundle.py? If that works, you should get this output:

Not enough arguments!
Usage: kbundle [-r <DIR>] <COMMAND> [ARG]...

I don’t know how to do that, sorry I don’t know anything about plugins. I

[quyk]

Okay, I think I understand. The kbundle tool isn’t actually a Krita plugin, it’s a standalone program meant to be used outside Krita. Sorry about the confusion. I think the thread was only moved to the plugins category because it didn’t fit well in any other category.

I will add some clarification to the original post. It appears I don’t have permission to update the title, so perhaps @Michelist fix it? Something like “A Standalone CLI Tool for Editing Bundles” could work now that it no longer requires compilation and has been tested on Windows.

[Michelist]

Done!

Michelist

[Labi]

@quyk

Okay, I think I understand. The kbundle tool isn’t actually a Krita plugin, it’s a standalone program meant to be used outside Krita. Sorry about the confusion. I think the thread was only moved to the plugins category because it didn’t fit well in any other category.

I will add some clarification to the original post. It appears I don’t have permission to update the title, so perhaps @Michelist fix it? Something like “A Standalone CLI Tool for Editing Bundles” could work now that it no longer requires compilation and has been tested on Windows.

ah ok!
I understand now.
then it must be run in pyton, i will try to find some tutorial on youtube
thanks!