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Issue compiling OpenPose with 3D Renderer #2319

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BeeOnTree opened this issue Oct 18, 2024 · 0 comments
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Issue compiling OpenPose with 3D Renderer #2319

BeeOnTree opened this issue Oct 18, 2024 · 0 comments

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BeeOnTree commented Oct 18, 2024

Issue Summary

Error compiling OpenPose with 3D Renderer

Executed Command (if any)

issue becomes noticable when running openpose.

OpenPoseDemo.exe --3d --camera_parameter_path "camera calibration path" --video "path video 1" "path video 2" --number_people_max 1

Errors (if any)

Error:
OpenPose CMake must be compiled with the USE_3D_RENDERER flag in order to use the 3-D visualization renderer. Alternatively, set 2-D rendering with --display 2.

looking into CMakeCache.txt., 3D Flags are on:
//Enable 3D Renderer
USE_3D_RENDERER:BOOL=ON

Type of Issue

  • Compilation/installation error
  • Execution error

Your System Configuration

  1. OpenPose version: v1.7.0

  2. General configuration:

    • Installation mode: CMake and Windows cmd reproducable
    • Operating system Win 11
    • Release or Debug mode? Release
    • Compiler VS2017 community,
  3. Non-default settings:

    • 3-D Reconstruction module added? Yes, with FreeGLUT
  4. 3rd-party software:

    • Caffe version: Default from OpenPose,
    • CMake version 3.30.2
    • OpenCV version: OpenPose default (only Windows)
  5. If GPU mode issue:

    • CUDA version (cat /usr/local/cuda/version.txt in most cases): 12.6
    • GPU model (nvidia-smi in Ubuntu):
  6. If Windows system:

    • Portable demo
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