Hi I’m trying to convert a honeybee model to vtk to visualize in an app…
I’m attempting to follow the example below… but when trying to install honeybee-vtk i get the following… Any insights would be appreciated! Thanks
Hi I’m trying to convert a honeybee model to vtk to visualize in an app…
I’m attempting to follow the example below… but when trying to install honeybee-vtk i get the following… Any insights would be appreciated! Thanks
Hi, @jakechevriersg - can you try to change the version of vtk to 9.0.1? You might have a newer version.
Try pip install vtk==9.1.0
first, and they try to install honeybee-vtk
afterward.
Oops! My bad! It should be 9.1.0
. Try this!
pip install vtk==9.1.0
same…
looks like latest version is 9.2.2… am i trying to downgrade vtk to be compatible with honeybee?
appreciate your help! i already feel out of my depth haha
The version 9.1.0 is available. What is the version of Python that you are using? You can use the python --version
command to figure it out. I wonder if you are using a newer version of Python that is not compatible with version 9.1.0. In that case, I suggest downgrading to Python 3.7.9.
got it, thats it… i have python 3.10.7 installed… hmm wondering how much chaos this will cause to downgrade
oh dude use a virtual environment!
you can make a mini python from the big python of whatever version you need if you have odd version stuff.
Then you don’t have to stress about the chaos!
python -m venv .portableshenanigans
.portableshenanigans\Scripts\Activate
pip install -r some_of_the_quest_items_for_later_some_you_have_to_make.txt
10/10 voting 3.10.7 is the issue, you gotta do over or under that one 3.1 was bad soup for the bugs
LMK if you are still having issues I have some time
I vote 3.7 being a solution too, 3.10 was an odd batch imo
awesome, this will be my homework assignment this weekend: learn about virtual environments… this is what i get for learning (or not learning) from completely random resources
thank you both for the suggestions!
I wanted to suggest using devcontainer
in vscode
but I thought it might put you in a yak shaving situation. It is great for development after you set it up correctly the first time!
One last comment! You can have multiple versions of Python installed on your machine. You don’t need to uninstall the current version.