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Reason given by maintainers: Replaced by https://pypi.org/project/agx-openplx/
agxBrick
agxBrick is a python package (with C# runtime implementation) for loading Brick.yml files with AGX Dynamics.
The development of agxBrick has come to an end, since the ReBRICK C++ project will replace and go beyond the experience of "old" BRICK.
This distributable is free to use for anyone, but do not expect any additional features or bugfixes.
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