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cgtinker / BlendArMocap

realtime motion tracking in blender using mediapipe and rigify
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ImportError: cannot import name 'face_detection_pb2' from 'mediapipe.modules.face_detection' (unknown location) #127

Open SamoFran opened 1 year ago

SamoFran commented 1 year ago

Had problems with installing dependencies. after 8 painful hrs...I resolved that problem But low and behold....new problem arrived, cuz why not...

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Now i cant run "Detect clip" nor "Webcam detect" because of this. Help me.....pls.

cgtinker commented 1 year ago

This seems like an internal mediapipe package error. So prolly the mediapipe package you are using is corrupted. How did you install mediapipe, which version is it? What's you OS?

SamoFran commented 1 year ago

This seems like an internal mediapipe package error. So prolly the mediapipe package you are using is corrupted. How did you install mediapipe, which version is it? What's you OS?

I'm using Windows 10 Pro , Blender 2.93 Installed mediapipe trough "install dependencies" Even tho it did not work first couple of times

I kinda repeated it with every possible version of BlenderArMocap unitl it magically fixed it self ( always had one or two dependencies missing and. Or not installed )

I had to copy lib from C disk to Blender Lib for PIP to work

cgtinker commented 1 year ago

okay, short recap - you are using windows, you were able to to install the dependencies but somehow mediapipe is corrupted.

Which blendarmocap version and which blender version are you using?

Can you also preform the "gather information" part form the documentation and let me know the output? Consider to also run the following in the terminal after figuring out blenders python exe path: 'blender python executable' -m pip freeze

Maybe you are using a mediapipe version that causes issues.

ed: what you also can just try is to find blenders python exe and then downgrade mediapipe:

'blender python executable' -m pip uninstall mediapipe
'blender python executable' -m pip install mediapipe==0.8.10
SamoFran commented 1 year ago

okay, short recap - you are using windows, you were able to to install the dependencies but somehow mediapipe is corrupted.

Which blendarmocap version and which blender version are you using?

Can you also preform the "gather information" part form the documentation and let me know the output? Consider to also run the following in the terminal after figuring out blenders python exe path: 'blender python executable' -m pip freeze

Maybe you are using a mediapipe version that causes issues.

ed: what you also can just try is to find blenders python exe and then downgrade mediapipe:

'blender python executable' -m pip uninstall mediapipe
'blender python executable' -m pip install mediapipe==0.8.10

Will try. Thanks for that It does work on version 3.0+ of blender Without any problem...it was a last ditch effort Tried it after everything else i knew.