ebiten | Ebitengine - A dead simple 2D game engine for Go | Game Engine library

Based on the recent edits to supply actual package names, it sounds like you need to use a version of your github.com/hajimehoshi/ebiten dependency that has a vector package.

The latest version of github.com/hajimehoshi/ebiten with a valid semver release tag is https://github.com/hajimehoshi/ebiten/tree/v1.9.3. That version does not appear to have a vector package.

The @master version does have a vector package. @v1.10.0-alpha does not have a vector package. Maybe start with @master and at least see if you can compile?

This worked for me:

go get -d github.com/hajimehoshi/ebiten/vector@master

For more details, please read the How to Upgrade and Downgrade Dependencies section of the modules wiki.

Also, what is the actual name of your module? And what are the actual import paths you are using to import the code that lives in that module?

You wrote:

go mod init Desktop/modtest

Normally, the name of a module (also known as the "module path") should start with a hostname like github.com, and most often a repo, such as:

go mod init github.com/my/repo.

You then import packages in your .go code using import paths that start with that full module path that you passed to go mod init, such as:

import "github.com/my/repo/pkg1".

Using your example, it would be:

go mod init github.com//

And the imports would be:

To elaborate miken32 the steps are:

1. Open Advanced system settings by simply searching on the search bar.

2. Click on Environment variables

1. Double click on path under system variables

2. Use Move up or Move down to ensure the order.