Sebastien Speierer

Hi @GCLemon , It could be that your GPU is too old and therefore not supported in this framework? According to [this website](https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/quadro-2000.c900), the Quadro 2000 is built on the...

Is this really the whole log? The bottom part seems to be missing.

Could you please compile in debug mode and try again? You should get a more verbose log that will be very helpful for debugging this.

One thing you could try is to replace `compute_61` by `compute_51` in `resources/ptx/MakeFile` and run `make` in that folder to re-generate the mitsuba main PTX kernels. After this you will...

In a seperate folder could you maybe try to use `nvcc` to compile a dummy CUDA kernel (without optix) and check what is the highest `compute_XX` supported by your system?

How could you get this error then? ``` Error: Invalid target architecture. Maximum feasible for current context: sm_52, found: sm_61 ```

Hi @pratheeka171 , Looking at `test01_create` in `src/sensors/tests/test_perspective.py` it looks like `sensor.far_clip()` should work. Are you saying that this is broken on your end? You can access the sensor of...

I see, this is because `sensor` has the type `mitsuba.render.Sensor` and not `mitsuba.render.ProjectiveCamera`. Ideally you should be able to downcast to that specific type, or pybind11 should be able to...

Hi @tbobrow1 , This should be possible, mimicking what is going on in the `add_plugin` cmake function: ```cmake # Function for creating Mitsuba plugins function(add_plugin) list(GET ARGV 0 TARGET) list(REMOVE_AT...

This is concerning: ```/bin/sh: 1: : Permission denied``` could it be that you do not have the right to write into the tmp folder?