Clemens Mosig
Clemens Mosig
> I just came across the same problem, you need to do `auto &view_control = vis.GetViewControl();` meaning you must have `&` to do a proper reference Yes, this fixed it...
Copying from my notes from back then: > PoissonRecon supports returning a so-called density per surface. The density is the [octree] depth to which the respective vertex would be assigned...
This may be of interest for some: https://github.com/dcmlr/kitti360_ros_player#labeled-velodyne-pointclouds
Yes, ubuntu 20.04.5 and python3.9. Still got the same error after pulling.
What do you mean by "found paths"? I can send you the `catkin make` log files if that helps. Or do you need other log files?
that is the entire log directory in `/build` of `orocos_kdl` [orocos_kdl.tar.gz](https://github.com/orocos/orocos_kinematics_dynamics/files/9886403/orocos_kdl.tar.gz)
Oh yes, ups, my mistake. [python_orocos_kdl.tar.gz](https://github.com/orocos/orocos_kinematics_dynamics/files/9886730/python_orocos_kdl.tar.gz)
Same issue here: - qgis version: 3.34 - Ubuntu 22.04.4 - GeoSAM: on the latest commit of this Github 847db2a74b4198cf4dedee2b58bc4292e2056bed Steps to reproduce: Open QGIS, press Segmentation Tool, select generated...
I launched pdb and checked at which line of code it would crash: https://github.com/coolzhao/Geo-SAM/blob/847db2a74b4198cf4dedee2b58bc4292e2056bed/tools/torchgeo_sam.py#L192 This does not make much sense to me honestly because this simply creates an index. Running...
Thanks, this worked instantly!