Ye Yuan

Yes, that's correct.

Looks good, I think it's mostly an issue with the renderer. I attached my conda env file here for your reference. ``` name: glamr channels: - pytorch - conda-forge -...

can you try running this file directly? https://github.com/NVlabs/GLAMR/blob/62e9f30f7aaa38e6a8b3142f83e0457063928f85/lib/utils/visualizer3d.py If it doesn't work, then it's something wrong with the visualizer.

I made some changes and you can now run it directly.

This is something right? Do you see this when running GLAMR or do you see entire black screen

This is just a test video to see if pyvista works. It seems something wrong with vis_grecon.py. Since I can't reproduce the error, it's really hard for me to figure...

vis_grecon.py gives you something black right? so if you gradually reduce the things in vis_grecon.py, e.g., removing the smpl_actors etc, you should be able to get what you get from...

`global_recon/vis/vis_grecon.py` cannot be run directly, to show a window, you have to run the demo with `--vis` flag, and it will pop up a GUI, which you said is black....

``` import os, sys sys.path.append(os.path.join(os.getcwd())) import os.path as osp import pyvista import time import torch import numpy as np import glob import vtk from collections import defaultdict from lib.utils.visualizer3d import...

Ok, I found out it's a problem with anti_aliasing, so you just need to set `anti_aliasing` to False here: https://github.com/NVlabs/GLAMR/blob/main/lib/utils/visualizer3d.py#L20 Please confirm if this fix works for you.