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I'm currently updating a simulator which we use to help students learn Python as part of a robotics competition and we're currently using this project to provide the physics for the simulator.
I'm currently hitting an issue which looks like it's related to the fact that I've switched to Python 3 -- reduce not being found within PyPyBox2D.
I'd be happy to contribute fixes for Python 3 if there's interest in that?
Thanks,
Peter
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Thanks for merging the fixes. I'd not realised that pypybox2d was a wrapper.
If the wrapper layer is no longer maintained, then we might move over to the pybox2d project instead.
I'd not planned to make any further changes to the library -- it seems to work well for us already :)
I realise you said you're not maintaining this currently, though would you be able to push a new release with the Python 3 support to PyPI?
Hi,
I'm currently updating a simulator which we use to help students learn Python as part of a robotics competition and we're currently using this project to provide the physics for the simulator.
I'm currently hitting an issue which looks like it's related to the fact that I've switched to Python 3 --
reduce
not being found within PyPyBox2D.I'd be happy to contribute fixes for Python 3 if there's interest in that?
Thanks,
Peter
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: