Non, you answered that part already.
My new question was
Is Blender version 2.49b?
You need Blender 2.49b and Python 2.6.x for these scripts to all function properly. If that's your case and it's still not working, you may have to define Python26 as an environment variable.
This tutorial assumes you have Blender and the corresponding Python, with Python installed DIRECTLY to your C: DRIVE. If you don't, then get out before you confuse yourself. c:
This may be a tad different for Windows XP/8 but I have faith in you.
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Close Blender & Python.
Press Windows Key, and then Pause Break on your keyboard
OR
Click the Start button, and click Computer. While in Computer, right click in the white area and then click Properties.
OR
Go to Control Panel, then System.
Click Advanced System Properties
Make sure you are in the Advanced Tab, then click Environment Variables... at the bottom of the window.
Under the second window, the the one for System Variables, click New... and call it "PYTHONPATH"
Then set the variable value to:
"C:\Python26\;C:\Python26\DLLs\;C:\Python26\Lib\;C:\Python26\Lib\lib-tk;" (yes, the ; is part of it.)
Click OK and then make sure you click OK on everything else, saving your changes and stuff.
Launch Blender, and see if the little black window finds Python. It should. If not, then either:
You may need to reboot your computer.
Python is not installed to your C: drive.
Your administrative settings are too restricting.
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