🔒 Pygame Not being imported

[night fable]

@outer hill

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[wind stag]

@outer hill I think you can help him

[past ferry]

You might have multiple different python versions installed, in which case VSCode may select the wrong one.

Check the output of each of these in your Terminal```
py --list
pip --version
py -m pip --version
where py
python -m pip --version
where python

[past ferry]

that does not really helps on it own, so much I didn't even include it in the list

[opal wadi]

I would suggest creating a venv in vscode and installing pygame in the venv.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12y8vr7bF2WT_QT3qloOrlnwTFyL6s0VpMEssaJNHdx4/edit?usp=sharing
Follow this tutorial but substitute pygame for pyglet

[night fable]

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