3) Python environment with Moco (Windows)

Run the Anaconda Prompt as Adm.
Update conda (without admin privileges, it will not work).
```
conda update -n base -c defaults conda
```
<aside> 💡 Successful messages are:

Preparing transaction: done Verifying transaction: done Executing transaction: done

</aside>
Use the following commands to:
1. Create a new Conda environment, opensim_env
```
conda create -n opensim_env python=3.11 numpy 
```
2. Activate the environment
```
conda activate opensim_env
```
Install the opensim packages by running (from OpenSim 4.5.1, OpenSim Moco is included):
```
conda install -c opensim-org opensim
```
- Example command to force specific versions (optional)
Test if the installation works by running:
```
python
```
```
>> import opensim as osim
>> osim.GetVersionAndDate()
>> quit()
```
<aside> 💡 Successful messages are:

>>> osim.GetVersionAndDate() 'version 4.5.1, build date 09:40:37 Jul 26 2024’

</aside>
- If you want to list your conda environments, use this command:
The next step is to set up an IDE. You can use VS Code or Pycharm, but the installation steps are the same regardless of your OS.
Install these libraries (optional, but recommended):
1. Install the matplotlib (for plots):
```
conda install matplotlib
```
2. Install the pandas (for data manipulation):
```
conda install pandas
```
3. Install the yaml (for configuration files):
```
conda install pyyaml
```
4. Install the scikit (for synergies):
```
conda install anaconda::scikit-learn
```

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2) Install Anaconda (Windows)

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