I then tried to use the other IDLE I had before, 3.8.2, and that did work. The IDLE that was supposedly pygame enabled (python 3.7) actually did not work. I then tried the original command again, and it did download this time.Īdditionally, I installed pgzero afterwards via the terminal, and then to pycharm via the project interpreter.
This did not work on the first run, so I then installed it via 'pip3 install pygame', and it worked. If you think this is the problem, tell me!), and, finally, brew install smpeg Executed the following commands into the terminal: brew install mercurial, brew install sdl sdl_image sdl_mixer sdl_ttf portmidi, brew tap homebrew/headonly (this command failed, but pygame still let me download it! I read that if I did not have this, it should not let me download, so I just brushed it off.Installed a version of python 3 from homebrew especifically for pygame use.Homebrew was already installed (it was the second step).I installed all of the following dependencies and programs, as per the order in the instructions. I have recently installed pygame, following the awesome guide made by Bryson Payne that you can find here.
