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ERROR: python3-venv is not installed, aborting

Sindre
Contributor

After dragging run.sh it to the Terminal window and hit Enter, this message shows up in HomeBrew / Terminal.

 

I have moved the AI Visualizer folder from Add-ons into Archicad 27 folder > Add-ons > Extra.

And i have moved the sd.webui folder into Archicad 27 folder.

 

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@Benh1992 wrote:

installed brew package manager and also installed all other required packaged. 

 


Please, attach result of this command:

 

/opt/homebrew/bin/brew list

 


This will show the list of packages installed by brew.

 

George

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Ok, I see that you have Python installed.

 

Now, please, show result of this command:

 

python -c 'import venv; print(dir(venv))'

 

George

Apologies, I'm not fluent in code. Tried a few versions of what you just sent through and not recognising itScreenshot 2023-11-28 at 3.43.07 pm.png


@Benh1992 wrote:

Apologies, I'm not fluent in code. Tried a few versions of what you just sent through and not recognising it


 

Ben, it's OK, I see your effort, I'll try to guide you through the installation process.

 

 


@Benh1992 wrote:

Tried a few versions of what you just sent through and not recognising it


Yes, I see that the 'python' command is not linked to any of your Python distributions (I see that you have many: 3.10, 3.11, 3.12).

 

Now you need to link 'python' command to specific Python version, in our case it's Python 3.10:

 

brew link python@3.10

 

Where:

  • brew — is a main command to run
  • link — is a brew subcommand
  • python@3.10 — specific Python version
George

OK - Its linked as shown above (Ignore the error line - I missed the 0 at the end)Screenshot 2023-11-28 at 4.09.48 pm.png

Now we need to see which command is linked to `python`:

 

which python
which python3
which python@3.10

 

George
LAX
Participant

have the same problem, try to run 'run.sh' but: 

ERROR: python3-venv is not installed, aborting...

but: python@3.10 an 3.12 is installed...

have no idea what to do now...

please help, I also want to play with AI 😉


@LAX wrote:

have the same problem, try to run 'run.sh' but: 

ERROR: python3-venv is not installed, aborting...

but: python@3.10 an 3.12 is installed...

have no idea what to do now...

please help, I also want to play with AI 😉


The script `run.sh` executes this command to check if Python is installed and the `venv` module is available:

 

python -c 'import venv'

 

If you run this command in terminal, you won't see any output if everything is OK, command will return zero value.

But if something goes wrong, you'll see something.

 

Please, run the above command and post result here.

George
LAX
Participant

Hi GAG,

here the terminal-screen; think there's something wrong...

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