Correct FNIS installation and use explains this in the wiki. Why does the 6.2 Add-on not look correct in MO? What you need to remember here is MO is designed to handle 'mods' and what we are installing with FNIS, and its add-ons, are 'tools'. Here is the instructions for installing FNIS manually for Skyrim, for those of you who are wanting to install FNIS for SexLab please look here. This guide requires that you have some common knowledge of modding Skyrim. This guide assumes you are using an account with administrator privileges. The installation was successful, I moved to my working directory and called a jupyter notebook; it opened ok, but the kernel immediately died. I thought the problem was that I have to install cling from where I was going to call the jupyter notebook, and I did so.

I'm on this part of the installation and something seems off and I'd like to get it right before i proceed...

Author: fore
Version: 6.2
Optionals: Add-on 1, Creature Pack

Does this mean I download the following 3 things?

FNIS Behavior V6_2

FNIS Behavior V6_2 Add-on 1

FNIS Creature Pack 6_1

If so, the file structure in 'FNIS Behavior V6_2 Add-on 1' is messed up, and I question it because there are no special install instructions from Neo on this. What I did is download it and restructure it to look like this, but no idea if I'm doing it correctly...

FNIS Behavior V6_2 Add-on 1

tools

GenerateFNIS_for_Users

languages

日本語 (Japanese).txt

templates

1hm_behavior_TEMPLATE.txt

magicbehavior_TEMPLATE.txt

Any help appreciated

Thx!

I built Cling on my laptop with Ubuntu 15.04 following the instructions given on https://github.com/root-mirror/cling#jupyter because I wanted to use the Cling kernel for Jupyter. I installed Jupyter, I checked that Cling is in my PATH, but when I type the command

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I get the following

Someone knows what's happening?

3 Answers

According to the source code,jupyter kernelspec install command expects the path to the directory containing kernel spec file (kernel.json) as an argument. So ifyou cloned the cling repository in, say, ~/cling/src, this should work:

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That's probably because in your folder 3 versions of Cling kernel are defined (C++11, C++14 and C++17).
So instead of trying to add Cling try to add one of those versions or all three if you want to.

I had the same problem just one minute ago, but I was able to solve it. I executed:

directly from /home/ubuntu_user/cling_ubuntu/share/cling/Jupyter/kernel.

The installation was successful, I moved to my working directory and called a jupyter notebook; it opened ok, but the kernel immediately died.

I thought the problem was that I have to install cling from where I was going to call the jupyter notebook, and I did so:

Install Fnis Skyrim

After uninstalling the kernel (also from /home/ubuntu_user/cling_ubuntu/share/cling/Jupyter/kernel) with:

I repeated all the installation process:

Let's assume that you are usually going to call jupiter from /home/ubuntu_user, and you have your cling repository here

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Then:

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1. Go there: $ cd /home/ubuntu_user
2. $ source activate my_env (I work with Anaconda, so I activated my environment)
3. $ export PATH=/home/ubuntu_user/cling_ubuntu/bin:$PATH
4. $ cd cling_ubuntu/share/cling/Jupyter/kernel/cling-cpp11
5. $ pip install -e.

6. Here you have to move to your future working directory.

   $ cd /home/ubuntu_user, type:

   $ jupyter kernelspec install --user cling_ubuntu/share/cling/Jupyter/kernel/cling-cpp11

   .. and the kernel is still alive and works ok.

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