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> So now how do I get it to import from anywhere? I am pretty sure I add the path of the development directory to a file called `default.pth` placed...

Here's how I set it up. In my C:\Python27 directory I have a file called `default.pth` with these lines in it: C:\Users\kbrafford\Documents\GitHub\pyfly2 C:\Users\kbrafford\Documents\GitHub\pyfly1\src Those are the paths on my development...

Thanks, nortonsm! Is it ok if I add your approach to the docs?

It looks like you are trying to build a 64-bit version, but pyfly2 is a 32-bit library.

I haven't set pyfly2 up on my new computer, so it will be difficult for me to test, but I don't think that's the reason.

I have been meaning to check out their official python support. Glad to see them embrace it finally!

Can you back level your Flycapture SDK to 2.6? I've seen the same thing when I use 2.7, but I don't know why it's happening. Sorry for the delay, BTW....

John, I am so sorry for the delayed response. It looks like I need to just bite the bullet and upgrade my stuff to use the latest library. I can't...

Ok, looks like I need to do Python3 also. (just saw that part)

Do you get a file called "pyfly2.pyd" created as a result of your build?