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I have been struggling with this for a few days and now I am at my wits' end. Need some help here.
I am not able to get Pymeshlab up and running. I have tried on multiple computers, my Windows 11 PC, Macbook Pro, and two Google Compute Engine Virtual Machines with Ubuntu 22.04. They either have Python 3.9 or 3.11. After install Pymeshlab, even the simplest code of
causes segmentation fault (core dump). No other error messages. Just crashes Python and exit to the terminal prompt.
I also tested to create a non empty mesh using the sample code here . The pytest as shown in the page works (not causing segmentation fault. But I am not sure what it does). But if I actually run the code in the script in Python:
The last line will cause a segmentation fault (core dump) and cause Python to terminate.
This is rather surprising to me because this seems to be a popular package. But I couldn't get it to work on any of the 4 machines!
I wonder what I am doing wrong. Do I need to install meshlab before install Pymeshlab as mentioned here, or any other dependencies? I did install meshlab on a couple of the machines. It didn't help. I also tried to install xvfb as mentioned in the link to no avail.
Since I simply installed with "pip3 install pymeshlab", the version is 2023.12.post1.
Please help.
Thanks.
Jerry
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