@chcg it's better, but now not finding the PythonScript site directory:

'C:\\usr\\bin\\npp64\\plugins\\PythonScript\\lib'
 'C:\\usr\\bin\\npp64\\plugins\\Config\\PythonScript\\lib'
 'C:\\usr\\bin\\npp64\\plugins\\PythonScript\\scripts'
 'C:\\usr\\bin\\npp64\\plugins\\Config\\PythonScript\\scripts'
 'C:\\usr\\bin\\npp64\\plugins\\PythonScript\\lib\\lib-tk'
 'C:\\usr\\bin\\npp64\\plugins\\PythonScript\\python312.zip'
 'C:\\usr\\bin\\npp64\\plugins\\PythonScript'
 'C:\\usr\\bin\\npp64\\plugins\\PythonScript\\Lib'
 'C:\\usr\\bin\\npp64']

Notice :

'C:\usr\bin\npp64\plugins\PythonScript\lib\site-packages

is missing and it was there before (see previous posts).

Also, now it's not finding any of the local system Python paths. Note I do not have the "Prefer installed Python libraries ..." checked, but the previous versions always found the local system Python paths:

'C:\Users\VinsWorldcom\AppData\Roaming\Python\Python3xx\site-packages\**'

This new commit is no longer finding them, and as you can see from above, the "original" 3.0.17 did find the local system Python paths.

At the very least, if it imports the local PythonScript site packages:

plugins\PythonScript\lib\site-packages

Then I can put a .pth file in that directory with the paths of my system Python installation site files and get the functionality I want.

Cheers.

Originally posted by @vinsworldcom in #321 (comment)