Hi,
I have already been working with Carla before even discovering openCOOD and I have already carla ==0.9.12 installed on Windows 11. Now, that I'm working with OpenCOOD, I had to install OpenCood on WSL.What I want to do now is replay the scenarios from OpenCOOD's logreplay on Carla, which is already installed on Windows.
What modifications do I need to make to accomplish this?
I initially considered reinstalling Carla on WSL to simplify things. However, after following Carla's documentation for installation, I encountered the following errors while executing
./CarlaUE4.sh:
chmod: changing permissions of '/content/carla/CarlaUE4/Binaries/Linux/CarlaUE4-Linux-Shipping': Operation not permitted 4.26.2-0+++UE4+Release-4.26 522 0 Disabling core dumps.
I attempted to resolve this issue by running:
unset SDL_VIDEODRIVER ./CarlaUE4.sh -vulkan -RenderOffscreen -nosound
Hi, I have already been working with Carla before even discovering openCOOD and I have already carla ==0.9.12 installed on Windows 11. Now, that I'm working with OpenCOOD, I had to install OpenCood on WSL.What I want to do now is replay the scenarios from OpenCOOD's logreplay on Carla, which is already installed on Windows.
What modifications do I need to make to accomplish this? I initially considered reinstalling Carla on WSL to simplify things. However, after following Carla's documentation for installation, I encountered the following errors while executing
./CarlaUE4.sh:
chmod: changing permissions of '/content/carla/CarlaUE4/Binaries/Linux/CarlaUE4-Linux-Shipping': Operation not permitted 4.26.2-0+++UE4+Release-4.26 522 0 Disabling core dumps.
I attempted to resolve this issue by running:
unset SDL_VIDEODRIVER ./CarlaUE4.sh -vulkan -RenderOffscreen -nosound
I also tried using the [xorg-less / headless] (https://carla.readthedocs.io/en/0.9.12/adv_rendering_options/#setting-off-screen-mode-version-0912) with
./CarlaUE4.sh -vulkan -RenderOffscreen
However, I still encountered the same error. That's why I'm considering using Carla that is already installed on Windows directly.