pyglet.window.NoSuchConfigException

[liwenssss]

Hi， I follow the step to install.But when I run the example , I got the bug "pyglet.window.NoSuchConfigException". If you know why, please tell me how to solve it . Thx your contribute.

[rustlluk]

Hi, I have the same problem, when using pyrender.Viewer. Does anyone have any tips?

[screnary]

Hi, I got the same exception. Running the minimal sample. Guess the window was not created, and the config is empty. But don't know how to fix it.

[AnonymousUser1111]

So no one noticed this problem? If anyone has found the solutions, pls help us.

[xxx09]

I met the same problem, it was caused by line18-19 "import pyglet; pyglet.options['shadow_window'] = False" of pyglet.py, which is in your python pkg installed path if u installed by pip install pyrender. In my case it path is "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pyrender/platforms" as i installed by sudo pip install pyrender. I add "print pyglet.__file__" after "import pyglet", it will output "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pyrender/platforms/pyglet.pyc", so it is the problem of import module wrong; my solution is modify pyglet.py to pyglet1.py; then in file pyglet.py's parent directory, modfiy line 116 of offscreen.py from "from pyrender.platforms.pyglet import PygletPlatform" to "from pyrender.platforms.pyglet1 import PygletPlatform". it solves the problem.

[xuelin-chen]

Hi guys, I met the same issue when running the live viewer demo, and I solved it by a) removing the "sample_buffers=1, samples=4" from the initialization (Line 991) of the Config in the code in Viewer.py, and b) modified the constants.py to make OPEN_GL_MAJOR = 3 and OPEN_GL_MINOR = 3. Hope this gives some clue to you. :)

[huybery]

I have the same problem, and the method from @xuelin-chen @xxx09 I tried will still report the error, pls help @mmatl

[mendynew]

I have the same problem, and the method from @xuelin-chen @xxx09 I tried will still report the error, pls help @mmatl

I meet the same problem with you and the methods not work either. At last, I add the args --plotting-module="matplotlib" into the command, and the demo works well. Maybe you can try this too.

[huybery]

I have the same problem, and the method from @xuelin-chen @xxx09 I tried will still report the error, pls help @mmatl

I meet the same problem with you and the methods not work either. At last, I add the args --plotting-module="matplotlib" into the command, and the demo works well. Maybe you can try this too.

Thanks a lot!

[wine3603]

it looks --plotting-module="matplotlib" this flag has been removed and this bug is still not fixed ??

[wine3603]

it worked for me in Ubuntu 16, but I got this error on ubuntu 18, who can fixed this? It seems like a openGL error

[GostInShell]

The Viewer() class to set camera view in example.py may has some error. You can try the examples on colab. It works fine and can render RGBD images.