Can't get Chicken to work with Blender

[Canadian]

EDIT: Nevermind. At the very bottom of chicken_install.txt that cames with Chicken is this chunk of text and it works:

Under Windows it is possible to run Blender without a complete python system - the script requires that this exist however.

You have two choices - either install a copy of python directly (python.org - Blender still wants a 2.* series rather than a 3.* series install.) or point Blender at the copy of python installed within the Panda directory. You will have to add the environment variable PYTHONPATH and set it to “\python\python.exe;\python\DLLs;\python\Lib;\python\Lib\lib-tk”

To edit any environment variable under Windows XP, go to the Control Panel, click on the System icon, go to the Advanced tab and then click on the ‘Environment Variables’ button. The interface is mostly self explanatory, note that lists of paths are always separated by semi-colons. You will generally want to add them under ‘System Variables’.

I’m trying to export my first model from Blender to .egg format via Chicken. I copied the files to where they belong and Chicken (.egg) shows up as an option in the export menu when Blender is running, but Blender can’t find Python at all.

At first I had just the python installed that comes with Panda.

Then I tried installing the latest python (3.x) and that didn’t work.

Blender’s console window says it needa python 2.x for it to work, so I remove the 3.x installation and installed 2.7.

But it’s throwing the same error:

Can somebody tell me what I’m doing wrong?

[rdb]

Just FYI, Panda3D 1.7.0 is compiled against Python 2.6.