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# Pre-requisite
In order to run the Visualisation Module of SEMpy, you will have to download manually VTS and Blender, via the following links:
VTS: https://timeloop.fr/vts/ (Linux or Windows)
Blender 2.83: https://www.blender.org/download/ (Linux or Windows)
WARNING: make sure to download Blender 2.83 and not a higher version.
# 1. Installing SEMpy Visualisation Module
Please enter the following command lines:
*
In the Anaconda command prompt if you are a Windows Users
*
In you system bash if you are a Linux/Mac user
## 1.1 Create a folder containing SEMpy's recipe
We recommend you to have a fixed working directory:
```
bash
mkdir
sempy
cd
sempy
```
Then get SEMpy's recipe
```
bash
git clone https://gitlab.isae-supaero.fr/sempy/sempy-recipe.git
cd
sempy-recipe
```
## 1.2 Build and install SEMpy package
Now that you entered the sempy-recipe folder, run:
```
bash
conda build
.
-c
conda-forge
```
Now that the package is built, you can install the Visualisation Module on your machine.
Note: We recommend to create a new environment to install SEMpy, to avoid conflicts with already installed packages
Then install the Visualisation module of SEMpy :
```
bash
conda
install
--use-local
sempy_visualisation
```
## 1.3 Testing SEMpy
### Linux - Debian
From now, get back to your home directory, and then go to Anaconda3's packages location
```
bash
cd
cd
anaconda3/pkgs/
```
Note : You will have to test both the Core Module and the Visualisation Module.
Look for the complete names of your packages (sempy_core and sempy_visualisation) with:
```
bash
ls
```
Then run :
```
bash
cd
<complete-package-name>/lib/python3.8/site-packages/sempy/<core-or-visualisation>/
```
And then run the unittests
```
bash
python
-m
unittest
```
### Windows
From now, get back to your home directory, and then go the SEMpy's location
```
bash
cd
\
cd
Users
\<
your-username>
\A
naconda3
\p
kgs
\
```
Note : You will have to test both the Core Module and the Visualisation Module.
Look for the complete names of your packages (sempy_core and sempy_visualisation) with:
```
bash
dir
```
Then run:
```
bash
cd
<complete-package-name>
\l
ib
\p
ython3.8
\s
ite-packages
\s
empy
\<
core-or-visualisation>
\
```
And then run the unittests
```
bash
python
-m
unittest
```
### macOS
From now, get back to your home directory, and then go the SEMpy's location
```
bash
cd
cd
opt/anaconda3/pkgs/
```
Note : You will have to test both the Core Module and the Visualisation Module.
Look for the complete names of your packages (sempy_core and sempy_visualisation) with:
```
bash
ls
```
Then run :
```
bash
cd
<complete-package-name>/lib/python3.8/site-packages/sempy/<core-or-visualisation>/
```
And then run the unittests
```
bash
python
-m
unittest
```
If all tests succeeded, SEMpy lib Core and Visualisation is now ready to use!
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