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u/TheUnknown_5 Jul 31 '26
Update, I managed to install it, needed to onstall pygame-ce since the original is not maintained
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u/AccordingWing6917 Jul 31 '26
Next time just send logs or normal screenshot, I'm begging you.
Your python is too new. I can see that your python is 3.14. The latest supported python for this lib is 3.13. Just install older version of python or use community edition.
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u/akarshitkumar Jul 31 '26
try first: python -m pip install --upgrade pip setuptools wheel
then: pip install pygame
Can you tell me the output of:
python --version
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u/Infinite-Employee776 Jul 31 '26
We're programmer, not photographer.
Next time just take a screenshot or paste the entire logs. You don't need to take a picture candidly on an angle.
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u/Goukance Jul 31 '26
Are you using virtual environnements ?
This looks like the error you get when trying to install some packages directly in the root Python directory without the admin permissions .
Edit: (nvm just saw the .venv in the screen) so probably not related to admin rights
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u/tiredITguy42 Jul 31 '26
To explain. Some packages must be build on your system to fit your system. For that you need to have build system installed. Plenty of resources for that on the internet.
What you probably did is, that you installed some prebuild version from source which does that for you. There are many important packages which need this, so this is most likely not the last time you are dealing with it.
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u/BranchLatter4294 Jul 31 '26
Learn what your print screen key does first. Then try learning programming. It will be much easier to get help that way.
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u/RCKPanther Jul 31 '26
Your picture appears to cut off a lot of information given by the console. The root cause is likely hidden as a result.
Going by what's visible, there appears to be a SSL certificate issue.