Public bug reported:
Blender 2.79 comes with Python package numpy by default. However it is
not included in the distribution through the package manager. I
initially asked a question, however the immediate answer to the question
was to report the bug.
More detail:
specifically, I'm beginning to use "Animation Nodes", but I can't
activate the add-on giving me the error: "...Animation nodes requires
the numpy package. Unfortunately the blender build you have does not
include it. Please download... " blah, blah.
After a bunch of googling around I was not able to find a good solution.
I also ran into problems actually downloading blender directly - Kubuntu
is giving me grief for some other issues.
So i decided to raise the issue with you - the source of the package,
and ask that you include it. I realize there is probably a good reason
why you removed it from blender, however it really needs to be included
so that we can use community developed add-ons.
If there is an official workaround, please let me know. Perhaps there
is a way to force blender to use the system-wide distribution?? (which
I've updated completely - great for using python - but animation nodes
are still having issues)
Thanks for taking a look!
** Affects: blender (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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numpy not included with blender package
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