add pybullet.connect(pybullet.GUI_SERVER) option. This allows shared memory connections, acting as a physics server. You can connect using SHARED_MEMORY to this GUI_SERVER.
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///think more about naming. The b3ConnectPhysicsLoopback
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b3PhysicsClientHandle b3CreateInProcessPhysicsServerAndConnect(int argc, char* argv[]);
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b3PhysicsClientHandle b3CreateInProcessPhysicsServerAndConnect(int argc, char* argv[], int useInProcessMemory);
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b3PhysicsClientHandle b3CreateInProcessPhysicsServerAndConnectMainThread(int argc, char* argv[]);
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b3PhysicsClientHandle b3CreateInProcessPhysicsServerAndConnectMainThread(int argc, char* argv[], int useInProcessMemory);
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b3PhysicsClientHandle b3CreateInProcessPhysicsServerFromExistingExampleBrowserAndConnect(void* guiHelperPtr);
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