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Pypilot Scope script for Tinypilot
#1
Hi all,
I firstly want to thanks Sean for the Tinypilot user manual and J-Marc for the excellent french translation.
I have found in this manual that it was possible to run remotely some services, mainly the useful Pypilot Script, using the terminal on OpenPlotter, but I am unable to get it even having installed Pypilot on OpenPlotter. What to do once Pypilot is installed?
Thanks for your help!
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#2
What script did you try to run and what is the error?
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#3
Hi Sean, gladto read you. I forget a word, I would like to run mainly pypilot_scope script. But as you now I am and will stay a newbie, so I don't know how to run this script using the console.
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#4
You should be able to just type "pypilot_scope" on the console.

If it is not installed, you might haveyp to clone the pypilot github repository:
git clone https://github.com/pypilot/pypilot
sudo python3 setup.py install
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#5
Many thanks Sean for your help. I just take some time to understand that it was necessary to change to the pypilot directory to run python3 setup.py install and then to usr/local/bin to run pypilot_client the first time. When I say that I am a perpetual newbie...
That's working fine now!
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#6
you shouldnt have to change to /usr/local/bin to run pypilot_client... Is there some error message?
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#7
I have changed to /usr/local/bin for the first running of pypilot_client, thinking that it was necessary, but now all the services are running without change directory.
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