No module named 'Qt

[alpis]

Yes i have pyside2 installed, , Send you some images of the library installed for freecad, for me this error is a mistery

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[alpis]

It's seems that not recognize qt and pysyde2 for those modules , When i start FreeCAD, I cant find theses workbenchs

[openBrain]

Yes i have pyside2 installed, , Send you some images of the library installed for freecad, for me this error is a mistery

The pictures you show are just 'credits'. It doesn't tell what is installed or not.

It's seems that not recognize qt and pysyde2 for those modules , When i start FreeCAD, I cant find theses workbenchs

This is indeed weird that only those 2 are triggering errors. Will have a deeper look.

[Kunda1]

Does Linux Mint have a downstream FreeCAD package maintainer? I can't find one on the list in [WIP] FreeCAD Packagers and Package Status

[alpis]

When i tried to reinstall PySide2, the console reply me that , i have le pyside2 installed

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[kkremitzki]

https://pages.charlesreid1.com/dont-sudo-pip/

Your build info shows a Python 3 build, but pip is a Python 2 command.

[vocx]

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During initialization the error "No module named 'Qt'" occurred in /home/optica1/.FreeCAD/Mod/Animation/InitGui.py
Please look into the log file for further information
During initialization the error "No module named 'Qt'" occurred in /home/optica1/.FreeCAD/Mod/NodeEditor-master/InitGui.py
...

The error happens in two external workbenches. Therefore, remove the Animation and the NodeEditor directories under ~/.FreeCAD/Mod/. If FreeCAD starts, then you can investigate the problem by installing only one of the problematic workbenches, and trying again.

If you are going to update your PySide2, you have to use pip3, so it uses the correct version for Python3.

However, isn't Linux Mint a version of Ubuntu? In this case, just install using apt; you don't need to call pip3 for this.

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sudo apt install python3-pyside2.qtcore python3-pyside2.qtgui python3-pyside2.qtwidgets

[alpis]

Hello everyone, I finally managed to run the module 'Animation', I installed Pisyde2 for python3, (thanks 'VOCX'), I deleted the animation module, and reinstalled it. Now it works, thank you!!