Emre Kurtoglu

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> I am getting the exact same error, have you found a solution on windows machine? @enginbaglayici Have found a solution yet? Seems like the issue persists on Windows.

> I also encountered this problem, solved by upgrading the node version from `v10.19.0` to `v16.17.1`. @sswzfly Did "yarn bootstrap" work for Windows or did you try it on another...

> > > I also encountered this problem, solved by upgrading the node version from `v10.19.0` to `v16.17.1`. > > > > > > @sswzfly Did "yarn bootstrap" work for...

I am having the same problem. Did you find a solution yet? @wangchmcu

I followed these steps and it worked. Node JS Installation 1. (**OPTIONAL** - Apply this step if `$ yarn bootstrap` command fails in step 6.) Remove node, yarn related packages/files...

Hi @shreyas2311 , Have you found a solution to your problem yet?

I see. I also need a very simple functionality like adding some arbitrary text on top of the objects (similar to object IDs) like this: ![image](https://github.com/aurora-opensource/xviz/assets/66868163/089ced7b-24d1-4c0e-bf81-3a9fc7a5b8ac) Do you have any...

I was already able to do it on the playground and now I want to do it in my local xviz installation. For that, I modified tracklets-converter.js file under /xviz/examples/converters/kitti/src/converters...

May I ask which script you use to run the server with python? I followed the readme file under `python` folder, but `serve_scenario.py` throws error: ![image](https://github.com/aurora-opensource/xviz/assets/66868163/47452aad-a85d-45fa-81f7-f6c33f9b5c84) Thank you!

Oh, apparently it was not a path issue, but I had to install protobuf via `pip install protobuf==3.20.*`. This solved my problem. Thank you!