How do I fix “no such file or directory” when installing a GitHub project?

Another option is to download the project with Git and install from there: run `git clone https://github.com/hartwin-journey/The-Isle-Overlay.git`, then `cd The-Isle-Overlay`, followed by `python -m pip install -r requirements.txt`. If `python` isn’t recognized or the file still can’t be found, check that Python is installed and added to your system PATH. Some Windows setups use `py` instead of `python`, although that only helps if Python is installed correctly.

You need to change into the extracted project directory before running the command. You can do that with `cd`, followed by the folder’s full path. For example: `cd C:pathtoThe-Isle-Overlay` and then `python -m pip install -r requirements.txt`. The file must be located in the folder where you run the command.

That error usually means Command Prompt is open in the wrong folder. The `requirements.txt` file is inside the folder you extracted, while Command Prompt often starts somewhere like `C:UsersYourName`. Open the extracted project folder in File Explorer, click the address bar, type `cmd`, and press Enter. This opens Command Prompt directly in that folder. Then run `python -m pip install -r requirements.txt` again. Also confirm that Python is installed first.