* installs pybullet via pip
* imports pybullet
* Runs

NoMmoDUlEFoundErRrRRRrroR: no module named pybullet

... Get fucked. 😐

I want a new tag just for reasons to not use Python.

pip pug

@c3r38r170 python is good tho. Believe me, you don't want to deal with package managers for most other languages

@theKarlisK see, my dirty trick is that I'm gonna install it again via conda

@theKarlisK or python -m pip install
With the python you want to run of course.

If you want something more robust, try venv

@NoMad Sorry, I couldn't hear you over my <script type="module" src="..."></script>, it somehow is louder than Maven.

@theKarlisK Now I'm ready for a video about Python's iceberg.

@NoMad Believe me, I do lol

Even npm is better than this sh*t

@12bitfloat sorry, what?

@12bitfloat not only is it better, it can be used to bootstrap literally *anything*

I will someday tell my grandchildren that I used npm to bootstrap entire projects.

My grandchildren: "ew, ok grandpa, lets get you to sleep"

pipx.y install pybullet

should fix your issue for

pythonx.y

@melezorus34 it did not, actually

Gradle is the best package manager but people are not ready for that conversation

@aadilp Oh heeeell nah. I remember when I had some innocuous error in my gradle.build (because groovy... enough said) and it spat out the most undecypherable exception with *literally* over 200 frames. A fucking build tool with 200 frame deep call stacks. My man... wtf

@aadilp yeaaaah as a former Android dev ima say no

@NoMad ok, time to give up on python xD

@melezorus34 anaconda worked 😛

@NoMad dammit, couldn't save another person from python :3

@melezorus34 mate, you'll come to appreciate python eventually. It's the most maintainable shit I've ever worked with.