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@HatsuneMiku888 I found the line that causes the crash. Unfortunately, I have no explanation:  For some reason, a point ID with a number that is way too high gets...

> I have met the same problem, after commenting out the line mentioned above, the code works well.（https://github.com/graphdeco-inria/diff-gaussian-rasterization/blob/main/cuda_rasterizer/backward.cu#L503 ） Hi, please note that this is not a fix, it will...

@HatsuneMiku888 how good is your Python? Could you force it to create the ```snapshow_fw.dump``` of the forward pass (even tho it doesn't fail) for the frame where the backward fails...

Hi, we would be very much on board with finding a good universal representation for the ref implementation too! Speaking only for myself, my current thought is that it makes...

Such a scene might in fact benefit from modifications to the code! It could be quite easily done, if you're handy with Python: detect the min and max point coordinates...

Hi, the error message states that you don't have GLM. Make sure you have all the submodules checked out, e.g., by following the README and cloning the repo with ```--recursive```....

Hi, gcc 7 is too old, it does not have a working filesystem implementation (does not fulfill that part of the C++17 standard)

That's kind of tough, unfortunately, we have seen random errors happening on Ubuntu. We are not sure why exactly this is happening.

Is there a file ```cfg_args``` in this particular location?

Would require more context. Apparently you don't have a running X11 server. Are you doing some special rendering like a headless server or running in WSL or some dockerized container?