Closed pansanity666 closed 1 year ago
You can swap to using wandb by adding --vis wandb
to your command. Are you having trouble forwarding the port to view the training?
To my best knowledge, forwarding the port requires the ip address of the remote server, according to the documentation from nerfstudio. However, in my case, the machine is allocated from the cluster, therefore, it seems that I can't forward the port using ssh -L since the target ip address is unknown.
I think doing -L 7007:localhost:7007
will give you a port at 7007. Then, in your training command, add --viewer.websocket-port 7007
I think doing
-L 7007:localhost:7007
will give you a port at 7007. Then, in your training command, add--viewer.websocket-port 7007
If I haven't missed anything, according to https://docs.nerf.studio/en/latest/quickstart/viewer_quickstart.html, I need to run ssh -L 7007:localhost:7007 <username>@<remote-machine-ip>
in my laptop. However, username
and remote-machine-ip
is unknown in my case.
Wait, are you training locally or with some remote machine?
Wait, are you training locally or with some remote machine?
I am using a remote machine, but for some reason, I actually don't know the ip address. The machine is automatically allocated from a cluster. I can only use it from a specified web page.
Wait, are you training locally or with some remote machine?
Maybe I should download the ckpt to my laptop, and launch the viewer in my laptop using ns-viewer
command, according to https://docs.nerf.studio/en/latest/reference/cli/ns_viewer.html ?
@tancik any suggestions here?
@tancik any suggestions here?
Finally, I decide to take a naive solution, that is to manually save the rendered images each iteration LOL, as mentioned here https://github.com/nerfstudio-project/nerfstudio/issues/1908#issuecomment-1544583625
Hi, Does the code supports visualization rather than using nerfstudio viewer? (For some reasons, I am not access to the IP of the remote server.) Best,