Michele Sanna

There's a fix in this pull request: #411

It looks like the cuda images for ubuntu 20.04 has been updated 1 day after 18.04. So now ubuntu 20.04 + cuda >= 11.4 images are fine. Same for cuda

Thanks @mmatl, the PR is here! #226 I have just noticed that master already has a commit that gets around the issue with a "PyOpengl~=3.1.0". I hadn't noticed it because...

you have a point though, `~=3.1.0` will not update to 3.2.x, whereas ">=3.1.0,

I have just noticed that master already has a commit that gets around the issue with a "PyOpengl~=3.1.0". I hadn't noticed it because it's not in pip yet. I guess...

it seems to me that this code was written/tested with SDL version 2.0.x grab the last 2.0.x version from github (e.g. https://github.com/libsdl-org/SDL/releases/tag/release-2.0.22) and use it in place of whatever you...

I would like to kindly ask what is the status for this feature pls? Thank you very much. Any suggestions on how to hack it with the current C api...

One more suggestion, with open3d: ``` python import open3d as o3d scene = o3d.t.geometry.RaycastingScene() scene.add_triangles(o3d.t.geometry.TriangleMesh.from_legacy(mesh.as_open3d)) ret_dict = scene.compute_closest_points(o3d.core.Tensor.from_numpy(coords.astype(np.float32))) ```

Hi Andrew, and thanks for replying to my issue. I've place some spheres where the lights would be, and as you can see they are all above. I can't understand...

Hi Andrew, thanks for the explanation. Thanks also for the ShadowLightsDemo. Yes i see the rectangular areas clearly. But why does the light frustum cover a smaller volume than the...