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cgtinker / BlendArMocap

realtime motion tracking in blender using mediapipe and rigify
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tries to import pkg_resources but never workds #145

Closed UnBeatWaterGH closed 1 year ago

UnBeatWaterGH commented 1 year ago

Describe the bug A clear and concise description of what the bug is. tries to import pkg_resources but never workds

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Go to 'Install Debian 11'
  2. Click on 'Install Blender 3.4 through Snap'
  3. Scroll down to 'Open blender and enable this piece of crap'
  4. See error

Expected behavior A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen. THAT IT LOADS

Screenshots Always copy the log message from the system console if an error occurs. Do not create screenshots of error messages. If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

Additional context Add any other context about the problem here. Tried manual install but it didn't help to get rid of the error. And goddamn Github is being annoying and moving my scroll down whenever i type it's so anoying

UnBeatWaterGH commented 1 year ago

Also what system console?

UnBeatWaterGH commented 1 year ago

You mean my terminal when i snap run blender?

UnBeatWaterGH commented 1 year ago

Well its just the issue taht ic tcant import pkg_resources, fogive the spelling, i'm in a bad mood right now.

UnBeatWaterGH commented 1 year ago

Maybe it's just my sleepless mind being a dumb piece of shit, but usually i am smart even when i havent gotten sleep

UnBeatWaterGH commented 1 year ago

just please fix this

UnBeatWaterGH commented 1 year ago

@cgtinker HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

cgtinker commented 1 year ago

can you try downloading blendarmocap from the main branch as zip? I just recently recognised this issue and it should be fixed on the main branch already..

system console: on linux you should be able to run blender by just typing './blender' in your terminal. this is best way to get your hands on blenders log messages.

opencv likes to cause trouble on linux. best to install it via your package manager $ sudo apt-get install python3-opencv

UnBeatWaterGH commented 1 year ago

can you try downloading blendarmocap from the main branch as zip?

Sure, once I get outa bed, like I just woke up and tired as hell, so my next reply might take a while.

system console: on linux you should be able to run blender by just typing './blender' in your terminal. this is best way to get your hands on blenders log messages.

That's what I did lol

UnBeatWaterGH commented 1 year ago

system console: on linux you should be able to run blender by just typing './blender' in your terminal. this is best way to get your hands on blenders log messages.

But it's actually 'snap run blender' since I don't want 2.9 which if I remember correctly is the version in Debian.

UnBeatWaterGH commented 1 year ago

@cgtinker Didn't help at all.

UnBeatWaterGH commented 1 year ago

Had to use development branch not main.

UnBeatWaterGH commented 1 year ago

Also if i use elevated privliges then the addon will be installed for root, and i don't deel that that's pleasant.

cgtinker commented 1 year ago

Oh you are right about the branch :/ Yeah I dislike that as well, best way around seems to be an external executable. Startet working on it but takes time..