>
> I fixed it. Thanks for all of the help, Mr. Martinez. I appreciate it.
>
For those having similar problems, here's exactly what I did on my 64-bit
Windows 7 PC:
1. Download and install Python 2.7.6
2. Download zip file for Pyglet 1.2 Alpha
3. Be advised that multiple versions of Python or other programs built from
Python may conflict wtih this!!! I had to uninstall Panda3D. I'm sure some
people might be able to work round this, but I'm not that computer savvy.
4. Unzip/Extract pyglet to C:\
5. Rename folder from pyglet-1.2alpha1 to Pyglet
6. Open Control Panel
7. Go to "System and Security"
8. Go to "System"
9. Click "Advanced system settings"
10. Click "Environment Variables..."
11. Select "Path" under "user variables for [username]" and click "Edit"
12. At the end of the text in "variable value," type the following:
;C:\Python27\
and then click OK to save and exit the windows.
13. Open Command Prompt and type the following:
cd c:\Pyglet
python setup.py install
14. It works. Open idle and test it. Be advised that even if you import
Pyglet with no errors, it may still be installed incorrectly. I recommend
typing the first "Hello, world" example in the official documentation
provided by the creators. At least try a simple command like
window=pyglet.window.Window()
Thanks again to Mr. Martinez, my friend James, and "Cameron" from the
following webpage for explaining how to link Python to Command
Prompt<http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4621255/how-do-i-run-a-python-program-in-the-command-prompt-in-windows-7>
.
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