Hi, this is my first post in the new forum. I'm exited

I noticed, that the content of the PYTHONPATH environment variable is not appended to the content of sys.path for the c4d python interpreter. Since we use a lot of site-modules in our company, this issue is rather annoying.

For the time being I helped myself by updating sys.path during plugin initialization, but I rather would not.

# extend sys.path whit content of PYTHONPATH
python_path = os.environ['PYTHONPATH'].replace("\\", "/").split(';')
for entry in python_path:
    if not entry in sys.path:
        sys.path.append(entry)

Is there a way to tackle the problem in a more convenient way, like a command line parameter or an environment variable? Is this behavior intended or is it just overlooked during the R20 upgrade process?

I looking forward to your answers,
Cheers,
Heinrich.

Hi, this is my first post in the new forum. I'm exited

I noticed, that the content of the PYTHONPATH environment variable is not appended to the content of sys.path for the c4d python interpreter. Since we use a lot of site-modules in our company, this issue is rather annoying.

For the time being I helped myself by updating sys.path during plugin initialization, but I rather would not.

# extend sys.path whit content of PYTHONPATH
python_path = os.environ['PYTHONPATH'].replace("\\", "/").split(';')
for entry in python_path:
    if not entry in sys.path:
        sys.path.append(entry)

Is there a way to tackle the problem in a more convenient way, like a command line parameter or an environment variable? Is this behavior intended or is it just overlooked during the R20 upgrade process?

I looking forward to your answers,
Cheers,
Heinrich.