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I met a error when i run the command "python train_full_pipeline.py" #217

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wwtj08 opened this issue Sep 29, 2024 · 4 comments
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I met a error when i run the command "python train_full_pipeline.py" #217

wwtj08 opened this issue Sep 29, 2024 · 4 comments

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@wwtj08
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wwtj08 commented Sep 29, 2024

I met a error when i runing the command "python train_full_pipeline.py" , the error is “ ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pytorch3d' ”
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I had install pytorch3d successful and i dont know what is the problem. I appreciate any help.

@3406212002
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The same error with me,it can be solve on ubuntu

@wwtj08
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wwtj08 commented Oct 9, 2024

I have solve the problem,please close this issue. thanks a lot .

@KSandfort
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@zqdsdfg your FileNotFoundError is unrelated to the error of this issue. You already posted it in #220 , please avoid posting duplicates of the same problem.
@wwtj08 it's good that you could solve the issue, can you share how you did it? I assume re-installing pytorch?

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Anttwo commented Oct 10, 2024

Hello everyone,

Indeed, this problem is related to Windows.
Currently, the code and installation instructions are not compatible with Windows, unless you first install WSL2.

It's possible to make it compatible with Windows, so I definitely need to update the code for this!

However, if you like running research code on your machine, I think installing WSL2 on your Windows machine is extremely useful. It's basically a lightweight Ubuntu virtual machine made by Windows for Windows, which is very easy to use.
Trust me, it's so much easier to install things on Ubuntu haha!

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