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[Bug Report] Can't install Amulet Map Editor from source on Mac

cherryswiftie13 opened this issue · comments

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I'm trying to install Amulet Map Editor via source on my Mac. I already have all the proper prerequisites set up, including a virtual environment, all environments and interpreters are working correctly.

However, when I use pip install amulet_map_editor, I always get errors towards the end. For the first bit, the process looks to be working perfectly fine. But towards the end I get a bunch of errors. At the end it seems like it successfully installed, just with a couple missing wheels and stuff.

But when I try to run Amulet using python -m amulet_map_editor or amulet_map_editor, it says that the module doesn't exist. I have made sure that the right virtual environment is activated in terminal.

Here's a txt document with the full output of the installation process, if anyone can help me:
amulet install error output.txt

EDIT: The issue seems to be that for some reason it can't build wheels for pyopengl-accelerate. I have tried every solution I could find online, and still getting the same error.

UPDATE: Found solution #1034 (comment).

commented

This is related to #597
pyopengl-accelerate is disabled on arm macs because there were issues installing it.
What is the output from the following on your computer

import platform
print(platform.machine())
commented

This is related to #597 pyopengl-accelerate is disabled on arm macs because there were issues installing it. What is the output from the following on your computer

import platform
print(platform.machine())

I don't have an ARM Mac. It's a MacBook Air 2020 (Intel Core i3)

This is the output I get when I run that in the Terminal on my Mac.
zsh: parse error near )'`

I'm just running this on the default clean profile of Terminal. Is there somewhere specific I'm supposed to run this command?

commented

Into the python interpreter

commented

Into the python interpreter

okay, so I just open Terminal and run the command? my Mac has a global Python interpreter so it should work right? does zsh have something to do with it?

commented

UDPATE: After looking more into similar issues and scouring the internet, I found somewhere that some users reported Amulet failing to work on Python 3.10+. So I used pyenv-virtualenv to create a new virtual environment running 3.9.13. Once I did so and activated the environment, I tried running pip install amulet_map_editor again, and this time the wheels were successfully built, it looks like.