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If you need a package that is not installed on our labcomputer, contact TSG, so that we can decide to add it to our standard installation, or to install it in a separate virtualenv. Do '''not''' use ''pip install'' and install anything in an existing virtualenv. Unless it is your own virtualenv. This might interfere with existing package and might mess up other peoples projects. Instead, make your own virtualenv and install it there. Also, make a backup of your virtualenv, since when the labimage is updated, the newly created virtualenvs will be gone.
If you need a package that is not installed on our labcomputer, contact TSG, so that we can decide to add it to our standard installation, or to install it in a separate virtualenv. Do '''not''' use ''pip install'' and install anything in an existing virtualenv. Unless it is your own virtualenv. This might interfere with existing package and might mess up other peoples projects. Instead, make your own virtualenv and install it there. Also, make a backup of your virtualenv, since when the labimage is updated, the newly created virtualenvs will be gone.
== Git, Pavlovia ==
If you want to upload experiments to Pavlovia, you will need to install Git-2.17.1.2-64-bit.exe using these instructions: GitInstall.docx:. Then, in
'''System| Advanced system settings | Environment variables', add the folder where ''git-daemon.exe'' is, to the PATH variable. Usually, that folder is named: 'C:\Program Files\Git\mingw64\libexec\git-core'.