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Hello author, I would like to know how to configure this optixRCS project. Create a running project. #1

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yuqiha opened this issue Jan 25, 2024 · 4 comments

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yuqiha commented Jan 25, 2024

Hello author, I would like to know how to configure this optixRCS project. Create a running project.

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The overall structure is copied from https://github.com/NVIDIA/OptiX_Apps, so you can look at these official demos from NVIDIA and find how to config cmake and compile. In OptixRCS, the data and arguments needed are passed in by using a json file as a command line argument, which can be generated by a Python script. These is an example Jupyter notebook in /test/corner_reflector_test.ipynb, showing how to use the Python scripts to call the program. Note the executable path is hard coded so you may want to change it according to your environment.

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yuqiha commented Jan 25, 2024

整体结构是从 https://github.com/NVIDIA/OptiX_Apps
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yuqiha commented Jan 25, 2024

The overall structure is copied from https://github.com/NVIDIA/OptiX_Apps, so you can look at these official demos from NVIDIA and find how to config cmake and compile. In OptixRCS, the data and arguments needed are passed in by using a json file as a command line argument, which can be generated by a Python script. These is an example Jupyter notebook in /test/corner_reflector_test.ipynb, showing how to use the Python scripts to call the program. Note the executable path is hard coded so you may want to change it according to your environment.

May I ask if you were using Optix 7.0 without cross platform compatibility? I have installed Optix7.0, and the cases in the Optix7.0 SDK can run successfully. But when using cmake to generate this optimRCS project, errors always occur
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yuqiha commented Jan 25, 2024

The overall structure is copied from https://github.com/NVIDIA/OptiX_Apps, so you can look at these official demos from NVIDIA and find how to config cmake and compile. In OptixRCS, the data and arguments needed are passed in by using a json file as a command line argument, which can be generated by a Python script. These is an example Jupyter notebook in /test/corner_reflector_test.ipynb, showing how to use the Python scripts to call the program. Note the executable path is hard coded so you may want to change it according to your environment.

Hello, could you provide me with more detailed guidance? I have self-taught Optix 6.5 according to the official manual for a period of time before, but I still don't know where to start from the website you gave me. I always report various errors when compiling with Cmake. Directly compiling cmake.txt in this project will result in an error. Adding him to optimx's cmak.txt will still result in an error. Do I need to install a Python environment before compiling cmake? It's still because of other reasons. I'm sorry to trouble you, but even after working all night, I still can't get it out.

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