Python Package Compatibility in Isaac Sim Stand-Alone Environment

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Hello, I’m encountering issues while trying to use my Python binary package with the stand-alone version of Isaac Sim:

  1. In this tutorial, it’s mentioned that I can use my own Python interpreter. However, in practice, this doesn’t seem to work. When I use any other Python, the SimulationApp becomes NoneType, as shown in this video:

  1. I also have a Python binary package that I need to import, but it doesn’t function with the provided Python interpreter, as shown in this video:

This has created a dilemma: either I use your Python interpreter and can’t use my libraries, or I use my own Python and can’t use your libraries. Could you provide any guidance on resolving this?

This is my library:
multiverse_client_pybind.cpython-38-x86_64-linux-gnu.zip (208.0 KB)

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Hi @hoanggiang

Isaac Sim (and Omniverse) is implemented on top of Python 3.10, so importing other packages compiled for another Python version (3.8 in your case) doesn’t work.

The solution in your case is to build/compile the package using Python 3.10

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