Operational Questions for Local Install

[MrChristmas2000]

I followed the exact install procedure for local nutcracker.

I then logged into my new install.

I selected one of my effects to create output files.

After the effect creation has completed I am getting this message where the graphic usually appears:

'gnuplot' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

When I Left click on the desired sequencer to produce the associated file I also get these two messages:

( ! ) Notice: Undefined variable: dat_file_array in C:\wamp\www\nutcracker\effects\make_lsp-exec.php on line 54
Call Stack
#   Time   Memory   Function   Location
1   0.0011   322816   {main}( )   ..\make_lsp-exec.php:0
Adding the following effects into your UserPattern Nutcracker Group


( ! ) Notice: Undefined variable: dat_file_array in C:\wamp\www\nutcracker\effects\make_lsp-exec.php on line 104
Call Stack
#   Time   Memory   Function   Location
1   0.0011   322816   {main}( )   ..\make_lsp-exec.php:0
2   0.0093   866584   make_xml( )   ..\make_lsp-exec.php:80

What went wrong on this second installation?

Thanks,

[kgustafson]

gnuplot has not worked for me locally for some time.  Not sure what changes were made to affect this.  But I believe it is a legit bug (I have just used nutcracker123.com to see my effects, if i want to see them as the code seems to work there for gif preview). 

Kurt

[MrChristmas2000]

The good thing is that the code seems to be getting generated.

[jnealand]

The problem is that the folder where gnuplot is installed is not on a defined path statement in the system variables.  If you open up a command prompt and type set and hit return you will see a list of all system variables.  there is one called path.  At the end of that line you must add a pointer to the folder where gnuplot lives.  Look at the line item 6 in the install instructions.

[kgustafson]

The problem is that the folder where gnuplot is installed is not on a defined path statement in the system variables.  If you open up a command prompt and type set and hit return you will see a list of all system variables.  there is one called path.  At the end of that line you must add a pointer to the folder where gnuplot lives.  Look at the line item 6 in the install instructions.

Tried that a few times.  Still doesn't work for me.