import "marlo" can not be resolved

[irfanfarhat]

Hey!
I followed Anaconda's installation and installed Marlo. I ran the single-agent example and it worked. Now (after one day) I pasted the multi-agent example and I am getting import "marlo" could not be resolved.
I am not sure what is the issue please help me as soon as possible. I am new to this and I have a research project to start working on and I am short on time. I have a warning that says cannot find gcc in c_cpp_properties.json and I don't know if it is related to this.
currently I am installing mingw and see if it fixes the issues. If it does fix the issue I will close this issue and will let you know. But if it doesn't please help me what can I do to fix this import "marlo" could not be resolved.

This is the multi-agent example code

`# !/usr/bin/env python

$MALMO_MINECRAFT_ROOT/launchClient.sh -port 10000

$MALMO_MINECRAFT_ROOT/launchClient.sh -port 10001

import marlo
client_pool = [('127.0.0.1', 10000),('127.0.0.1', 10001)]
join_tokens = marlo.make('MarLo-MazeRunner-v0',
params={
"client_pool": client_pool,
"agent_names" :
[
"MarLo-Agent-0",
"MarLo-Agent-1"
]
})

As this is a two-agent scenario,

there will just two join tokens

assert len(join_tokens) == 2

@marlo.threaded
def run_agent(join_token):
env = marlo.init(join_token)
observation = env.reset()
done = False
count = 0
while not done:
_action = env.action_space.sample()
obs, reward, done, info = env.step(_action)
print("reward:", reward)
print("done:", done)
print("info", info)
env.close()

Run agent-0

thread_handler_0, _ = run_agent(join_tokens[0])

Run agent-1

thread_handler_1, _ = run_agent(join_tokens[1])

Wait for both the threads to complete execution

thread_handler_0.join()
thread_handler_1.join()

print("Episode Run Complete")`

[irfanfarhat]

Fixed the GCC issue but still (import "malmo" could not be resolved) error.

[irfanfarhat]

anyone here to help?
import marlo can not be resolved

[renatokuipers]

Sorry for the very very late answer ......

Close the terminal and press F1 and choose the correct interpreter.
since VS Code standard chooses the default Python interpreter, you should choose the Marlo interpreter from Conda. Then start the terminal again and everything should work