Closed enekoatxa closed 4 months ago
Hi @enekoatxa,
Thanks for opening an issue! The problem is due to the .
in the joint name i.e. spine.001
. I've pushed up a fix to the repo that allows for .
in names and so parses this file successfully: https://github.com/orangeduck/BVHView/commit/5cb5eb4d8b17d68752823daf99407c72145409b8
If you pull down the latest version and compile it yourself it should open your file.
I will update the web version and pre-compiled windows binaries next week (I'm traveling at the moment) - in the meantime if you re-name the joints so they don't include .
in the name the file should load in the current web version.
Hope that helps,
Dan
Thank you so much Dan! Both for the quick response and the quick fix!
Hello, this is my first issue I have ever open, so forgive me if there's any error in form, I'll try to be the clearest I can.
I have tried the web build of BVHView, and I have been successful when importing a BVH file I had around, an instance from a public dataset. However, when I try to open another BVH that I recorded on my own using different software, the program returns a parsing error.
I don't understand why does this error happen, because line 9:13 is not a place where a newline should be. The same BVH file can be opened in Blender, and it does not return errors. I attached the BVH file if it can be useful.
Thanks in advance. 000_actions.zip