I can't install panda3d on python, repl. I don't know if it is a problem with repl or if I am doing something incorrect. If you know please tell me.
Replit is a free coding enviroment found on the web browser
On replit there is a tab called packages where I tried to install panda3d and that is when I came across an error that said
unable to find installation canidates for panda3d (1.10.13post1)
also I am pretty sure panda3d works on repl but I can't find out how to do it.
edit: I tried pip install panda3d, it worked but when I try to run some panda3d code a giant error pops up so I don't think it works.
The code I used was on the panda3d website
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(sorry for my English), i'm trying to use ursina on visual studio but when i run my code the IDE show a file: texture.py and and in particular the error: no module named 'direct'
I try to install direct but there are other error and i don't understand why for me this module is necessary and in internet i don't found of it nothing.
thanks for the help
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direct is part of panda3d, which is a dependency of ursina. I suggest making sure it installed correctly. Maybe try reinstalling.
thank you very very much, my probem was that with pip panda3d have some problems end i decided to install it by the online site and now my program go.
i never thought that the problem was in panda3d(that contain direct) installation.
It seems panda3d is not correctly installed. Direct is part of panda3d and ursina is made over panda3d, so if direct is not correctly installed, then ursina will not run.
I recommend you to reinstall ursina and panda3d (latest version):
replace pip with your pip version/command
sudo is optional
(sudo) pip3 install ursina
(sudo) pip3 install panda3d
If you want the latest version of ursina, you can do (sudo) pip install git+https://github.com/pokepetter/ursina.git
Best wishes, Lixt
I am fairly new to the programming world so I downloaded the latest version of python (3.8.1) and and Pycharm as my IDE.
Recently I wanted to add some packages (for example numpy) but found out im not able to. For some reason it wont recognize my pip (in the cmd) but for some weird reason Pycharm shows that there is a version of it (19.0.3).
That doesnt makes sence since in the cmd I cant find a version of it and even when I try to upgrade it from pycharm it still shows a warning that I might have the wrong version of it (I know the latest is 20.0.2). Thus I am unable to install any python package whatsoever (from cmd or pycharm).
I have tried reseting my python installation and my pycharm's configuration but I havent made any progress. Are there any posible solutions for an amateur like me?
Thanks in advance.
Brother that is great progress. I had issues like yours too, first learn how to set up a virtual environment for your project. You can install any package there for your project which will not interfere with other projects. Next set your pycharm's base interpreter to that environments bin/python. Hopefully it will resolve your issues.
I am trying to make an anaconda installation works: my problem is that the spyder3.exe in C/User/Anaconda/Script gave me an error and Spyder freezes on the launcher picture:
Unable to create process using "C:\ci\spyder_156545666\_h_env\pythonw.exe"
I am not sure of what it means: is it the path of python that is not found? Is it a specific program?
I am:
On Windows 8
Installed Python 3.8
Have pip but install and then uninstall spyder with pip
Installed Anaconda with the .exe downloaded from their webpage
If I understand the problem, I think I could fix it, but I am also interested in a direct answer.
I found a webpage with a similar problem but I don't really understand the given solution (which seems to be on Linux and using a "winpython").
I am a new programmer and I wanted to develop an app using python. I found kivy and wanted to download it. I am using Visual Studio as my development habitat and whenever I tried to download kivy, it just didn't. I opened the command prompt and did as the tutorials said. Typed "pip", nothing happened. This led me to modify my python 3.7.3. But as I clicked on modify, it showed me that I already selected pip. I didn't know what to do. It would be much appreciated if someone replies. Thank you.
Assuming that you are running CMD from windows:
You may try python -m pip --help to get the usage help.
Just pip should show the help as well.
How to run Pip commands from CMD provides a brief explanation on pip with windows CMD
And kivy.org Installation on Windows may provide you with the CMD command to install it.
I hope that helps.
#MagnusO_O is right, but I would also like to mention that kivy isn't exactly tailored to new python developers... I would HIGHLY recommend that you start with pygame before you move on to kivy. Assuming that you have at least some grasp on python itself.
Pygame is MUCH simpler and more easy to understand than kivy. Assuming you have pip installed just type
pip install pygame
into cmd and let it download and you now have access to all of pygame.
Here are just a few guides for new devs and the docs
I'm really sorry if this is a stupid question, but here it is.
I'm using Python and I've installed psychopy via anaconda command prompt in class. Now I want to use psychopy sound functions. So I tried to import sound, but get that there's no API found and that I should install pyo or pygame, which I tried to do in the anaconda command prompt, but that doesn't work either.
Since I'm not familiar working with this kind of things, so I really have no idea how to solve this. I hope someone can help. I've tried looking on the internet, but can't find any solutions there either.
Both pygame and pyo cannot be installed with pip. You need to download them from external links and install manually.
pygame: http://www.pygame.org/download.shtml
pyo: http://ajaxsoundstudio.com/pyodoc/download.html
#edit Note that those packages will only work with 32-bit Python 2.7, so if you're using a 64-bit version of Python or Python 3.x you won't be able to use them.