Can't import "launch_modeler" from ansys.geometry.core

[Lucansys]

I've already istalled the ansys.geometry.core library and even tried to upgrade it, and everytime I try to import it, this happens:

I'm trying to use it to import a .scdocx geometry and parameterize it inside PyAnsys Geometry then use this parameterized geometry inside PyMechanical

[RobPasMue]

Hi @Lucansys !

It seems that your virtual environment or Python interpreter is not detecting the installed version of PyAnsys Geometry... Could you do the following?

On a terminal (with your virtual environment active - if applies) run: python -m pip list and search for ansys-geometry-core
If it shows up, then the next thing is to verify that VSCode is using the proper Python interpreter/virtual environment

[Lucansys]

Hello @RobPasMue , thank you for your response!

I did the first step and that's the result:

Now, I don't know if I understood the second part, all I know is that I'm using the version 3.11.9 of Python:

[RobPasMue]

Hi @Lucansys !

Okay, the first screenshot is definitely good news! Now let's try to solve the second problem. From what I understand, you are trying to run a Jupyter Notebook using VSCode. I tried to replicate your environment:

As you can see in the screenshot, there is a red box that says "Select kernel" --> When you click on it, select "Python environment" and search for your Python 3.11.9 installation.

As a best practice I still recommend that you familiarize yourself with virtual environments. They provide a self-contained Python installation (with all your installed packages) which is easily reversible and modifiable - rather than your global Python interpreter.

Hope this is of help! Let me know how it goes!

[Lucansys]

Hello @RobPasMue !

Thank you so much for your response and help! I tried a lot using the Python 3.11.9 Kernel but it's not working... So, I tried using the 3.13.3 version and it worked!

I don't know why the 3.11.9 is not working, may be a bug but I will not assume anything. So, now I think I'll only use the 3.13.3 version!

Again, thank you so much!!!!

[RobPasMue]

Awesome, glad it helped @Lucansys - if you agree, we can mark my previous comment as an answer, see #2095 (reply in thread) for future reference of other users. Feel free to mark it yourself by determining which comment helped you the most. Happy to assist you!