Danilo Guanabara

@Dainerx Split shape inference isn't supported in nnx. https://github.com/webonnx/wonnx?tab=readme-ov-file#supported-operators-ref-onnx-ir Try this: ```bash pip install onnx-simplifier python -m onnxsim ```

This issue seem to be linked. I am working on getting gcc10 up on the system. I will report back if I succeed https://github.com/threestudio-project/threestudio/issues/438

I started working on it yesterday and I am facing a problem with CustomVersions. I realized you only support if it's "enumerated" as `Optimized`. Do you have any idea how...

I will continue working on it until Monday. If I can't get it working, I will have to drop the effort. My plan is to: 1. Directly look for the...

Responding to: > I started working on it yesterday and I am facing a problem with CustomVersions. I realized you only support if it's "enumerated" as `Optimized`. Do you have...

Sounds good! It isn't working right now. Any chance you can support me? If I get it working, I might contribute to the project. 

I did it and I got a new error 

First of all, I am new to Lua. I don't see where Integer is initialized, so I assumed that Integer was a language standard object. But it's nil. Why? https://github.com/Rerumu/Wasynth/blob/d6b7a232ac31fcc66330109f19317d6df39ceebe/codegen/luau/runtime/runtime.lua#L1-L9

I see that Integer is defined in `runtime.luau`. I removed `runtime.luau` from the same folder thinking that it would conflict with `runtime.lua`. Do they both need to exist?

I got it to work by copying the definition of `Integer` in `runtime.luau` to `runtime.lua` :)