Closed ru-wang closed 8 years ago
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You can download a demo Xcode project from http://www.robots.ox.ac.uk/~victor/infinitam/files/InfiniTAM_ios9.zip . If you want the code to build you also need to add the Structure.framework from http://structure.io .
Thanks for that!
the project is has a runtime error for me, the metal buffer size appears to be too large:
2017-02-09 14:01:18.371852 InfiniTAM[3197:2047583] Metal API Validation Enabled -[MTLDebugDevice validateNewBufferArgs:options:]:306: failed assertion
newBufferWith*:length 0x20000000 must not exceed 256 MB.'` seems strange, but probably is an issue with newer metal versions.
is the project maintained? maybe put it on github?:)
@ru-wang did it work for you?
@nidegen It seems your iPad/iPhone does not have enough memory. You can change SDF block number in:
InfiniTAM/InfiniTAM/ITMLib/Utils/ITMLibDefines.h
Try reducing SDF_LOCAL_BLOCK_NUM
:)
@nidegen The technical report might help(though it is for InfiniTAM v1
):
http://www.robots.ox.ac.uk/%7Evictor/infinitam/files/itmtechreport_20141027.pdf
Check out the section 3.
strange however as i have the max spec ipad pro :/ i assumed ther couldnt be an issue if it ran on older versions. i didt think the memeory limit on metal was reduced..
Are you running in debug or release mode? I remember there were issues when running in debug mode (I used to get that error).
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strange however as i have the max spec ipad pro :/ i assumed ther couldnt be an issue if it ran on older versions. i didt think the memeory limit on metal was reduced..
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yep, Release mode did it
Hello, I want to run this on an iPad, what should I do to build it for iOS? Do I need to write extra code? And by the way, is it possible to connect Kinect to iPad? Thanks!