Closed monajalal closed 1 year ago
Hi @monajalal ,
You can download our latest pak files from https://github.com/isl-org/spear/releases/tag/v0.2.0. After you download the Linux pak file for warehouse scene (warehouse_0000-v0.2.0-Linux.pak), you can run the run_executable.py
script with --paks_dir
argument pointing to the folder containing the pak file, like below.
python tools/run_executable.py --executable cpp/unreal_projects/SpearSim/Standalone-Development/LinuxNoEditor/SpearSim.sh --scene_id warehouse_0000 --paks_dir <path/to/dir/containing/paks>
Can you please provide an example where to download a simple paks_dir? So that we can run the warehouse example?
Without paks_dir in args, I got a black screen and some errors, I had to Abort.
(spear-env) mona@ard-gpu-01:~/spear$ python tools/run_executable.py --executable cpp/unreal_projects/SpearSim/Standalone-Development/LinuxNoEditor/SpearSim.sh --scene_id warehouse_0000
What platform am I on? What are my system specifications? Do I meet the minimum specifications for the Unreal Engine?
What commit of the
spear
repository am I on? Am I synced to a specific tag, or am I synced to the head of themain
branch?What
SpearSim
executable am I using? Did I build it myself or download it? If I downloaded it, is my code synced to the correct tag?If I built my own executable, what were the command-line options I used to build it? Does my issue go away if I download a pre-compiled executable and sync my code to the correct tag?
What am I attempting to do, what do I expect to happen, and what actually happened?
Here is the complete console output from when when I created the
spear.Env
object in my application.