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Hi Fascimania.


Thanks for your input and willingness to assist, it's greatly appreciated. I was a bit surprised, as it was a fresh OS install, so I know there shouldn't be any Python conflicts. I've had the classic AGK that I've played with for a while, but am looking to try learn some python, so this project looks bloody perfect for my aspirations 👍🏻😀


I'll await your thoughts and feedback when you have a chance

I was able to duplicate and after many hours of digging through things, I think I've figured out how to make it work as expected with Python 3.4 and up on Linux.  The Windows module worked properly.  The Linux module wasn't compiled correctly.

Will be testing a bit more before posting.

Sounding good, sounding good, and again, just thanks for all the time and effort you're spending on this.

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Would you try this build for me?

  1. Open your appgamekit/_x64 folder
  2. Delete appgamekit.so or rename it so it has a different extension.
  3. Download this file and place it in that folder: <link removed>

This works for me on Ubuntu 20.04 with Python 3.8.5 and Ubuntu 18.04 with Python 3.6.9.

Hi Fascimania

I must admit, it is an unusual user name ;).

Ok, feedback from my side...... SUCCESS. I ran your "Hello World" example, and up pops the "emulator" displaying the text. I'm hoping to start exploring AGK for Python this weekend, and will report back with any issues, but so far other than the import issue, all is running exactly as you have indicated in your tutorials that it should.

Please stay safe

Regards

Bozzanator

Great!  Glad to hear this.  Thanks for bringing this problem to my attention so it could be fixed.

Only a pleasure, and thank you for your work. I'm looking forward to using it.