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While experimenting with your code, I found that there is no way to efficiently generate the mesh and render the video.
I debugged the code and found that this line of code in render.py is not executed
I continued to look for problems with the code, and I found that this part of the code in mesh_utils.py is not running
Eventually I found the code segment that was causing the problem
Can you help me see what exactly is wrong with this?
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While experimenting with your code, I found that there is no way to efficiently generate the mesh and render the video.
I debugged the code and found that this line of code in render.py is not executed
@chenyuhan1997 Hi, when you were debugging, did you set --eval to false?
While experimenting with your code, I found that there is no way to efficiently generate the mesh and render the video.
I debugged the code and found that this line of code in render.py is not executed
@chenyuhan1997 Hi, when you were debugging, did you set --eval to false?
Thank you for your response. I discovered the issue was caused by a compatibility problem between Open3D and NumPy versions, which led to a silent interruption without an error message. I appreciate your assistance.
While experimenting with your code, I found that there is no way to efficiently generate the mesh and render the video.
I debugged the code and found that this line of code in render.py is not executed
I continued to look for problems with the code, and I found that this part of the code in mesh_utils.py is not running
Eventually I found the code segment that was causing the problem
Can you help me see what exactly is wrong with this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: