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pyembree missing from install #568
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Hey, There's no wheel or conda-forge package for |
Actually there's some suggestions in there for Windows builds: scopatz/pyembree#14 |
Hi Mike. I actually tried the procedure in the last link and "almost" got it to work, but not quite. The fast ray casting is quite important for me, so I think I will go on with a linux setup and chip away at the windows install and see if I can make it work. It might be worth clarifying the docs though where it says:
which sort of implies that you get pyembree (a soft dependency). Thanks for the project and the answer. |
Heh "which install cleanly" was the qualifier on that, but "all" is overbroad and I'll remove it. Although it looks like Shapely still hasn't published Windows wheels either 🤕 : shapely/shapely#367 I just run an Ubuntu virtual when I'm developing on Mac or Windows. WSL for Windows looks cool, though I don't know what the packaging situation is for it. |
FYI, Windows binary wheels are finally available on PyPI.
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Hello,
I tried to do the full basic install (Win 10, clean anaconda virtual env) using the recommended pip install
pip install trimesh[easy]
This fails due to a problem with shapely, however, I was able to resolve this by manually intalling shapley with conda and then redoing the pip step. But pyembree seems to be missing from the installation. The pip log is pasted below.
I don;t have embree installed, is this a prerequisite?
Does anyone have an idea how to make the pyembree install?
Any help much appreciated.
James
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