Vivien Richter

__My problem__ I still have the [same issues with my package `vmcp`](https://libraries.io/pypi/vmcp/sourcerank): - `Source repository present?`: `0` - `Readme present?`: `0` __What i have__ My [`pyproject.toml`](https://codeberg.org/vivi90/python-vmcp/src/commit/95d6fa49d041f8d2bfc6a6b544438ae98bb55c2f/pyproject.toml): ```toml [build-system] requires =...

Ah i see. Okay, let's forget that we need inverse kinematics just to simplify it. So for example if i have the skeleton of the 3D model and also additional...

> If you have `/VMC/Ext/Bone/Pos` information, you just set the rotations and positions you receive to every bone's rotation and position value [..] Okay. My consideration is, that tracking results...

> > For me it seems, that the bone values are based on the model. > > So can i really just apply the tracking results for each bone? >...

> If you are sending the head pose as a tracker to VMC itself, it should handle the IK for you and send you bone rotations. Just to clarify the...

> [..] Bone positions will differ of course, but usually only applying rotations works fine [..] Which minimum and maximum ranges are typical? 🙂 Because `[-180.0, 180.0]` seems too huge...

@mkhoshle Please provide more info about your setup. At least: * Whick OS? * Which python version? (`python -V`) * Which packages? (`pip freeze`)

@mkhoshle > I do `python -m torch.utils.bottleneck romp.train --configs_yml='configs/v1_hrnet_3dpw_ft.yml'` The issue is, that according to the [documentation](https://pytorch.org/docs/stable/bottleneck.html) the module `torch.utils.bottleneck` expects an python script file. So using commands doesn't work....

@QiFuChina Does the issue still exists? 🙂

@Arthur151 Is it already fixed? 🙂