Do you know how to import Python Standard Library

[buran]

In Pycharm preferences/settings you need to select the interpreter for your project - select the one for which you installed the pygame succesfuly. From your previous post I think it is python3.6

https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/c...reter.html

[sylas]

I have Python3.6 with venv 15,16,17,18,19,20.................I selected venv19, hazardly, is it correct ??

[buran]

what are these? 6 different virtual environments?
if you have activated specific virtual environment when you installed pygame - use that one, otherwise - it is in the python3.6 installation

[Larz60+]

Are you creating virtual environments?
I ask because of the name venv.

when adding a new interpreter (click on gear->Add local from file-->settings-->Project interpreter)
Make sure if you are not using virtual environment that you click the existing environment radio button
and then navigate to the python version that you want to use (if you don't see it in the pull down list)

[sylas]

I changed again. the last: Python3.6(Pycharm Project). Always ignores pygame. So many choices. Ridiculous.

[Larz60+]

You are making it ridiculous.
It wasn't that way when you installed PyCharm

[sylas]

Maybe Larz60 has the same Pycharm 2017.3.3(windows). I should appreciate he told me if he has the same libraries, I give above. Thanks

[Larz60+]

answer the questions in post # 24

[sylas]

I tried the 17 possible python3.6s....All of them ignore pygame. May be, with this double-boot computer, pygame is not at the right place. Which place I cannot find. With linux I find whatever it is. Of course I have no experience with windows.

[Mekire]

Oh. My. God.