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100% CPU load when using show_viewer True on Docker #344
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@Kashu7100 this error happens with the docker file you created, so I ask for your help |
Also running rendering demo results in crash
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Can you check if you have OptiX on your machine (like |
It returns nothing, I am not sure where exactly I suppose to have it installed (on my docker or in my Windows system), but current docker image doesn't feature it for me |
I didn't include the OptiX lib in the Docker (because of license). I think you need to set it up on your host machine. |
@Kashu7100 I don't think optix is relevant here? He is just using pyrender |
I encounter the same error on Linux without OptiX, so I doubt it is causing this error. Luisa requires OptiX |
@Nulliik Could you check if other examples (like rigid, etc.) work on your side? |
Environment:
I am trying to setup Genesis working under docker and render the visualization results to Widows X server. Currently everything works, but viewer is rendering scene only using the CPU, I believe it is bound to pyrender and pyopengl. My CPU usage is 100%, but as I turn shadows off it becomes lower and keeps at ~70%.
Setting os.environ["SDL_VIDEO_X11_FORCE_EGL"] = "1" and os.environ['PYOPENGL_PLATFORM'] = 'egl' results in
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