Error when installing common-io

I was about to set up common road with the instructions on this website. When an error hit me in the process.

Starting from the ‘Installation guide’ I installed all mentioned modules as described.
The roadblock came once I tried installing commonroad-io $ pip install commonroad-io.

The OS Error says that an asigned module wasn’t found.

As this is farely new to me, I can’t pinpiont down where the error lies/ what currently is missing
and skimming through the forum I coundn’t find the solution.
But I guess you will see it in an instance :wink:

Here are some stats and images:
Downloaded anaconda
Installed Jupyter Notebook and supplementary modules (see link)
Tried installing commonroad-io

Thanks for your help

Result:

Python Path(s):
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Hi Tesla,

Somehow the Shapely package can’t be smoothly installed on Windows. Also, I am expecting some issues with the collision checker. A better choice for Windows would be using the provided virtual machine image or using the docker image if you are using win 10 Pro, Enterprise, or Education (Build 15063 or later).

Hey Edmond,
thanks you the reply.

I will try to run it through an other option then.

The CollisionChecker compiles under windows, but with great effort (possibly several hours) of configuring the Visual Studio solution for both fcl and ccd after running cmake.

Thus, only Linux and MacOS are supported. It could be possible to use the Ubuntu 18.04 subsystem for Windows 10 (not trivial for a beginner to setup compilers and remote debugging, though Jupyter should work).