Dear all,
I am trying to link the OpenSim 4.1 to Python 3.7 according to the required steps presented on https://simtk-confluence.stanford.edu:8 ... +in+Python, but unfortunately I get an error when importing OpenSim package. I have presented the complete code and the error in the picture below. I have tried to simply copy and past the library files into the known folder, but that only works for the errors for loading the library files. Hereafter a new similar kind of error pops up. What can I do to fix this problem?
Link OpenSim 4.1 to Python Scripting (ImportError; Library Not Loaded)
- Ton Leenen
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- Ayman Habib
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Re: Link OpenSim 4.1 to Python Scripting (ImportError; Library Not Loaded)
Hi Ton,
The problem is specific to using Anaconda on OSX since it links the python interpretter in a specific way inconsistent with other distributions or platforms. We have a fix to handle that in our development environment that will be available in the next release but for the time being you can use the python distribution from python.org and let us know if you continue to have problems.
Best regards,
-Ayman
The problem is specific to using Anaconda on OSX since it links the python interpretter in a specific way inconsistent with other distributions or platforms. We have a fix to handle that in our development environment that will be available in the next release but for the time being you can use the python distribution from python.org and let us know if you continue to have problems.
Best regards,
-Ayman
- Ton Leenen
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Re: Link OpenSim 4.1 to Python Scripting (ImportError; Library Not Loaded)
Hi Ayman,
I have removed the Anaconda distribution from my Mac and installed the basic system Python interpreter version 3.7, but unfortunately I am still receiving a similar same error! The '@rpath/libSimTKsimbody.3.8.dylib' was not loaded when I used the Anaconda distribution, but when I changed to the basic system interpreter the '@rpath/libosimTools.dylib' was not loaded. I have to admit that something changed, but it is still not working. In the forum more people encountered these issues and rebuilding OpenSim with the source code was not working either. Are there other things I could try to get things going?
I have added a picture of the code with the error below!
Beste regards,
Ton
I have removed the Anaconda distribution from my Mac and installed the basic system Python interpreter version 3.7, but unfortunately I am still receiving a similar same error! The '@rpath/libSimTKsimbody.3.8.dylib' was not loaded when I used the Anaconda distribution, but when I changed to the basic system interpreter the '@rpath/libosimTools.dylib' was not loaded. I have to admit that something changed, but it is still not working. In the forum more people encountered these issues and rebuilding OpenSim with the source code was not working either. Are there other things I could try to get things going?
I have added a picture of the code with the error below!
Beste regards,
Ton
- Ton Leenen
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Re: Link OpenSim 4.1 to Python Scripting (ImportError; Library Not Loaded)
In the meantime I have been trying to rebuild OpenSim with the source code (see image below), but I am not able to run all the code lines without getting any errors. Running the following code provides me with multiple errors (unable to find MATLAB, unable to find numpy).
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cmake ../opensim-core \
-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX="~/opensim_install" \
-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=RelWithDebInfo \
-DBUILD_PYTHON_WRAPPING=ON \
-DBUILD_JAVA_WRAPPING=ON \
-DOPENSIM_DEPENDENCIES_DIR="~/opensim_dependencies_install" \
-DWITH_BTK=ON
Last edited by Ton Leenen on Fri Jun 05, 2020 1:15 am, edited 1 time in total.
- Ayman Habib
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Re: Link OpenSim 4.1 to Python Scripting (ImportError; Library Not Loaded)
Hello,
- You can turn off JAVA_WRAPPING as unnecessary since your goal is to use python and not Java or Matlab
- Are you using latest code on master? if not please do.
- make sure you use SWIG version 3.0.x rather than 4.x as this is not supported,
- point CMake to use the installation of python you're planning to run with.
- you need to install numpy into your python environment, otherwise cmake will fail.
Please let us know how that goes,
-Ayman
- You can turn off JAVA_WRAPPING as unnecessary since your goal is to use python and not Java or Matlab
- Are you using latest code on master? if not please do.
- make sure you use SWIG version 3.0.x rather than 4.x as this is not supported,
- point CMake to use the installation of python you're planning to run with.
- you need to install numpy into your python environment, otherwise cmake will fail.
Please let us know how that goes,
-Ayman
- Christopher Dembia
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Re: Link OpenSim 4.1 to Python Scripting (ImportError; Library Not Loaded)
You may still be able to use the Python package that comes with OpenSim 4.1. Try using that Python package without installing it into Anaconda. Instead, try the following in a bash shell (from any directory):
My hope is that this would not produce an error. If it does, then follow Ayman's instructions for building from source.
An alternative: try using the OpenSim Moco python package on Anaconda, which includes OpenSim:
https://anaconda.org/opensim-org/opensim-moco
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export PYTHONPATH=/Applications/OpenSim\ 4.1/sdk/Python
/Users/ajrleenen/opt/anaconda3/bin/python -c "import opensim"
An alternative: try using the OpenSim Moco python package on Anaconda, which includes OpenSim:
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conda install --channel conda-forge --channel opensim-org opensim-moco
- Ton Leenen
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Re: Link OpenSim 4.1 to Python Scripting (ImportError; Library Not Loaded)
Hello Christopher Dembia,
Thanks you for you quick reply! Unfortunately, I receive the same error when I use the following code!
The error type is every time the same, although the path or file after the statement 'Library not loaded' is different!
Thanks you for you quick reply! Unfortunately, I receive the same error when I use the following code!
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export PYTHONPATH=/Applications/OpenSim\ 4.1/sdk/Python
/Users/ajrleenen/opt/anaconda3/bin/python -c "import opensim"
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ImportError: dlopen(/Applications/OpenSim 4.1/sdk/Python/opensim/_simbody.so, 2): Library not loaded: /usr/local/opt/python/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.7/Python
Referenced from: /Applications/OpenSim 4.1/OpenSim 4.1.app/Contents/Resources/OpenSim/sdk/Python/opensim/_simbody.so
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- Ton Leenen
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Re: Link OpenSim 4.1 to Python Scripting (ImportError; Library Not Loaded)
Hello Ayman,
I have been trying to rebuild OpenSim from the source-code, but I am running in some errors here as well which I cannot resolve on my own. I am following the extended instruction on the OpenSim Github webpage: https://github.com/opensim-org/opensim- ... sing-xcode. I am able to follow and execute all the steps in order to download and build the OpenSim dependencies. The CMake steps provides initially some errors caused by the inability to find the SWIG and Doxygen Dot executables, but these issues were resolved quite easily by finding the paths via the terminal. Hereafter, no errors occurred, although opening the Xcode project and build the BUILD_ALL provides the error presented in the the picture 1. I already tried, based on experience of users on the internet with the same error, to clean the Xcode by deleting the folders in the 'DerivedData' folder, but unfortunately these actions did not solve the error presented in picture 2. What should I do to fix this error?
Picture 1
Picture 2
I have been trying to rebuild OpenSim from the source-code, but I am running in some errors here as well which I cannot resolve on my own. I am following the extended instruction on the OpenSim Github webpage: https://github.com/opensim-org/opensim- ... sing-xcode. I am able to follow and execute all the steps in order to download and build the OpenSim dependencies. The CMake steps provides initially some errors caused by the inability to find the SWIG and Doxygen Dot executables, but these issues were resolved quite easily by finding the paths via the terminal. Hereafter, no errors occurred, although opening the Xcode project and build the BUILD_ALL provides the error presented in the the picture 1. I already tried, based on experience of users on the internet with the same error, to clean the Xcode by deleting the folders in the 'DerivedData' folder, but unfortunately these actions did not solve the error presented in picture 2. What should I do to fix this error?
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Last login: Fri Jun 5 17:19:13 on ttys000
ajrleenen@mbpvantonleenen ~ % type -a swig
swig is /usr/local/opt/swig@3/bin/swig
swig is /usr/local/opt/swig@3/bin/swig
ajrleenen@mbpvantonleenen ~ % type -a doxygen
doxygen is /usr/local/bin/doxygen
Picture 2