Hello, I just downloaded and built this repository: https://github.com/AlexanderMelde/Verkehrszeichenerkennung
It should recognize german traffic signs. When I try to start the .exe file i built a cmd window opens for like 0.1s and nothing else happens.
Could anyone help me?
#🔒 Finished build file doesnt do anything
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try to run it from the cmd to see what it prints
how do i run a .exe file from cmd?
C:\> program_name.exe?
Are you asking how to open a command shell?
Win+R, cmd, then enter
then navigate to whereever that file is and run it.
nope I just didnt knew I could start a .exe file from cmd thank you
It says no module named 'google'
I found this post online but it doesnt solve my problem
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36183486/importerror-no-module-named-google
there might be requirements for that project that you don't have installed
You should look and see.
I don't speak German so I can't help you.
I already checked that, all requirements are installed
if you need any translation just hit me up
IDK
We don't usually help people run stuff they download, rather help them fix their own code.
okay, thank you very much anyways
That copyright is from 2018. I would make sure you have those exact versions of the modules installed.
The modules could have changed from then to now.
did you run pip install -r requirements.txt?
yes i did
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