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PaintGL and GLWidget #2
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Dear Stuffnex, |
I had the same issue in my laptop, but it runs well in my desktop, only difference is my desktop has a dedicated GPU I don't know if it makes sense to you |
Interesting..... I honestly don't know anything about how computer hardware might effect the program. One thing I would suspect as a possible reason is that there are different installation modes of opengl (https://pypi.org/project/PyOpenGL/). $ pip install PyOpenGL PyOpenGL_accelerate If anybody finds a solution, please post it here to help other people with the same issue! |
I did install the ones you mention, and this happens, also noted the one use in my desktop is the executable, haven't tried to run the code C:\Users\Dell\Desktop\tsugite\setup>pip3 install PyOpenGL PyOpenGL_accelerate C:\Users\Dell\Desktop\tsugite\setup>pip3 install PyOpenGL C:\Users\Dell\Desktop\tsugite\setup>python3 tsugite_app.py |
hmm.. maybe the issue is that I have a variable called "display" and "Display" (with a capital D) is already a taken name by opengl. I will change the name of my variable to see if that helps... Ill let you know when it is done. |
I pushed the changes. But I am not sure it will make a difference... |
Just to double check versions... Name: PyOpenGL |
Yes is the same C:\Users\Dell\Desktop\tsugite-master\setup>pip3 show pyopengl |
Hi, I have an update. I believe we're on the right way. Maybe because linux is case-sensitive?
Might it be a good lead? Thank you! for reference:
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Well here is your problem from one error:
If this from your laptop, it's gpu may not support the features needed by a shader. This would explain why a discrete desktop gpu worked. |
Could you try now my fork? I have made some changes and it works well for me on Linux (blackPanther OS). |
@hmikihth, thank you for your work, unfortunately I still have the same output as before:
Again, UI loads in no time tho the frame where the joint should be displayed is blank Thank you all for your support, please come ahead if you have insights! |
Hi, I see the line numbers are not the same, so that was not my fork. I guess you do not have the hashbang (#!/usr/bin/env python3) in the first line, and maybe you started it with python2 instead of python3. How did you start the script?
And did you try it in virtualenv? |
Linux build for container exposing the app through the browser (no hardware acceleration, "softpipe" rendering) works around hardware issues with graphics drivers at the cost of slower rendering, see #25. |
Hello, first of all thanks for your job. It's amazing and I can't wait to test it and realize something out of it.
Unfortunately I have an issue:
The program runs: the interface opens but on display remain white and nothing appear, in the terminal I have this error:
All the dependency looks satisfied. I didn't find any content on forums so here I am.
I using Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS, 64-bit.
Thanks for your time
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