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rviz rendering issue on MacOS Catalina #63
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Hi Alex, Thanks again for the report! In this particular case, I'm tempted to attach a What do you guys think @traversaro @wolfv? Tobi |
@Tobias-Fischer I'm perfectly fine with this. |
I think we can keep this issue around for other users to see (in the future). It's likely we won't have the time to fix this ourselves, but it would be great to report this upstream. Maybe it's an easy fix for upstream?! Also, I have noticed a similar problem on Linux where a resize after starting RViz fixes the size of the 3D viewport. @sonelu do you want to file an issue with RViz? Maybe pointing to this one? |
Guys, after the last build rviz is also broken. After I did a:
rviz is also broken now. It simply doesn't show any window when launched with a If I run rviz on it's own there is just a small empty window that is shown and the console outputs:
Running rviz with |
Argh |
Could be the new MESA stuff they have added upstream .. |
Also, before doing that, could you try |
I'll try the local build tomorrow and report on the progress. |
Hi, I slove this problem just by down grade rviz by |
We should ping upstream rviz to see what they think, too. I can also try locally today! |
I confirm that downgrading to 1.14.4 works (the skewed view is still there, but at least rviz starts and I can control joints). @jc-bao do you also see this bug with in the stretched view on your machine? |
@wolfv @Tobias-Fischer could it make sense to delete the broken macos build from the robostack for the time being? Or this could be creating worse problems? |
BTW, perhaps it could make sense to change the title name to be more descriptive of the problem (or actually open a new one, as indeed both the crash and rendering problems are issues on their own. |
@Tobias-Fischer I've tried this but I'm not sure if there are some missing steps in order to be able to use the new environment. Here is what I did:
these are not needed as they are already done due to previous environment setup:
Then:
I have commented in
I have added the patch into the Then I run:
After build rviz is not available as a command. Is there an activation step that I need to do after the build? |
after that you need to install the rviz package from the local channel |
FYI the build artifacts are found in |
Ok, I've done that and rviz behaves the same (hangs and shows the blank window). But just to make sure that the correct channel was used, should in the bellow:
Is If I run
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Year, my view was also stretched. Besides, I encountered another issue that my |
It would be great if we could keep the rviz&rqt issues separated - please see #58 for rqt related issues. |
I've put a question on ROS Answers for the time being. Let's see what comes out of it. |
Hi guys, another bizarre bug with the MacOS installation.
Context:
MacOS Catalina 10.15.7
Conda: 4.9.2
Python: 3.8.8
Installed ros-noetic-desktop-full in it's own environment.
I'm starting a visualization with rviz using a launch file with a URDF robot description. When rviz starts the robot is shown normally on the vertical, but the horizontal axis seems to be squeezed:
If I reselect the view in the Views panel:
then the robot is rendered correctly:
Thanks,
Alex.
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