is there any possibility to directly render/ draw into an image buffer using pyglet?
Background:
I'm currently working on a project involving openai gym, which uses pyglet for rendering. The gym env exposes a render method, which returns rgb values of the window. From what I understand, pyglet extracts this representation from the opened window.
Unfortunately, my project involves a program which leverages python's multiprocessing package to spawn subprocesses containing instances of the openai gym envs.
As my operating system (OSX) prohibits UI actions from sub processes, python immediately crashes when I try to call the render method to obtain the rgb values.
