invalid syntax

[Gloriousthe1]

help i have never used python before and have tried putting the texts in the python box

the coding corse im on is helping not at all by not teachng a thing about computing

I HAVE NO CLUE WHAT IM DOING HELP

[TomW1605]

what are you trying to change. can you send the code that is having issues?

[Gloriousthe1]

im not trying to change anything im just trying to get this to work or activate and i have no idea how. do i click something? in files i have pressed everything and theres no new icon and my ship didnt fly by itself i actualy just manualy took over and it took me just a little while

[TomW1605]

hi could you please answer the following questions:

1. do you see any error message? if so please send a screenshot
2. what OS are you using?
3. have you followed the instructions here? if not please try
4. what happened when you tried step 3?

thanks

[Gloriousthe1]

windows 10

[Gloriousthe1]

pip install -r requirements.txt
File "", line 1
pip install -r requirements.txt
^
IndentationError: unexpected indent
git clone https://github.com/skai2/EDAutopilot.git
File "", line 1
git clone https://github.com/skai2/EDAutopilot.git
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
cd EDAutoPilot
File "", line 1
cd EDAutoPilot
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
pip install -r requirements.txt
File "", line 1
pip install -r requirements.txt
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
python autopilot.py
File "", line 1
python autopilot.py
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
python3 autopilot.py
File "", line 1
python3 autopilot.py
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

[TomW1605]

could you send a screen shot? im not sure exactly what is happening there and a screen shot might help.

[Gloriousthe1]

[TomW1605]

right the issue is that you are running the commands in python not in command prompt. try running those commands in a command prompt instead and hopefully that works. let us know how that goes.

[Gloriousthe1]

whats a command promt?

[Gloriousthe1]

nope got it

[TomW1605]

in the start menu search for "cmd". not sure how to explain what it actualy is

[Gloriousthe1]

[Gloriousthe1]

is there an easier way?

[TomW1605]

unfortunately the .exe is broken and only the dev can replace it. the issue there is that you are copying the > at the front, try copying this:

git clone https://github.com/skai2/EDAutopilot.git
cd EDAutoPilot
pip install -r requirements.txt
python autopilot.py

[Gloriousthe1]

its doing something that isnt an error

[Gloriousthe1]

downloading

[Gloriousthe1]

[TomW1605]

try this:

python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
python autopilot.py

[Gloriousthe1]

it dosent do anything

[Gloriousthe1]

[skai2]

unfortunately the .exe is broken and only the dev can replace it. the issue there is that you are copying the > at the front, try copying this:

git clone https://github.com/skai2/EDAutopilot.git
cd EDAutoPilot
pip install -r requirements.txt
python autopilot.py

What issue are you having with the exe?

[Gloriousthe1]

i have no idea

[TomW1605]

unfortunately the .exe is broken and only the dev can replace it. the issue there is that you are copying the > at the front, try copying this:

git clone https://github.com/skai2/EDAutopilot.git
cd EDAutoPilot
pip install -r requirements.txt
python autopilot.py

What issue are you having with the exe?

have a look at this: #29 i have seen this too but didn't try and look into it because i wanted to make changes anyway so i just forked and run it directly.

[Gloriousthe1]

idk what any of that means

[Gloriousthe1]

can i not just start something and it begins working??

[Gloriousthe1]

llike a file or something

[TomW1605]

try downloading the .exe from https://github.com/skai2/EDAutopilot/releases/tag/v19.05.15-alpha-18 but i suspect you will get this message:

[TomW1605]

no download the file "autopilot_portable_v19-05-15-alpha-18.exe"

[Gloriousthe1]

i know that idk why i sent you a piture of the zip

[TomW1605]

ok did you get an error?

[Gloriousthe1]

sorry didnt see

[Gloriousthe1]

I GOT NOTHING JUST TIRED AGAIN AND YEAH ERROR