This is probably the first time Synfig will be used for commercial animation work, so help would be appreciated here.
Anywho, I thought of using Morevna Project’s Remake tool for development, but I’ve encountered a bit of problem. Two, in fact.
The first one was was using the DEB package to install on Ubuntu, and it gave me an error saying “Bad Quality Package”. I just hit “ignore and install”. So far so good.
The second one, when trying to create a project, I got this error:
[code]$ remake-manager create Project
Checking dependencies…
FATAL: Can’t find ‘blender’ binary!
You can get prebuilt Blender packages from the following
sources:
* http://www.blender.org/download/get-blender/
* http://download.tuxfamily.org/morevna/morevnapackage/binaries/blender/
If you installing tar.bz2 package from the
official website, make sure that correct Blender
binary is available via your system path so it can
be found by Remake. To achieve that you may need
to invoke command like this before running Remake:
$ export PATH=/path/to/your/blender/installation:$PATH
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Okay, so I thought I knew why. It was because I’m using the official Tar packages from the Blender website, rather than the one provided by Software Center. The “Blender” folder is actually exported in my Home folder. So basically, to launch blender, I’d have to go /Blender/blender. (“blender” here is the binary.)
I tried various tips and tricks, tried changing the path to the appropriate folder, but it doesn’t seem to help. I get the same error.
What do I do?