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Installation under Windows
Thomas Euler edited this page Apr 6, 2023
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For detailed instructions, see manual.
For a newer (quicker) installation procedure, see below.
This is for Windows only; for instructions how to experimentally (!) install QDSpy under Linux, see here. The following instructions assume that you are using a fairly recent Anaconda distribution. The advantage of this installation procedure is that it uses a virtual (conda
) environment and therefore should not touch your current Python installation.
- Clone the branch of choice to a new location on your drive:
or
git clone https://github.com/eulerlab/QDSpy.git
git clone -b experimental https://github.com/eulerlab/QDSpy.git
- Change into that folder and create a new conda environment using the
qdspy.yaml
file:To check if successful, run:cd qdspy conda env create -f qdspy.yaml
conda env list
- Activating this conda environment under Windows does not always work reliably. Therefore, run the "conda prompt" from your start menu and then go there back into your QDSpy folder.
- In the conda prompt window, activate the conda environment and set the path to the new QDSpy folder (replace
c:\qdspy
by the path to your QDSpy folder):conda activate qdspy conda develop 'c:\qdspy'
To remove the conda environment and start over, run:
conda deactivate
conda env remove -n qdspy
- Release notes
- Installation
2.1. ... under Windows
2.2. ... under Linux (experimental) - Using a LightCrafter DLP 230NP
- Notes
4.1. Aspect ratio of shader patterns