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ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'blenderproc' #1032

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zhouchuangchuang opened this issue Dec 25, 2023 · 5 comments
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ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'blenderproc' #1032

zhouchuangchuang opened this issue Dec 25, 2023 · 5 comments
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Describe the issue

After I run the main.py in examples/basics/camera_object_pose, the code can render the frame successfull:
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(Then I changed Line 148 chunk_dir_ids = [d.split('\\')[-1] for d in chunk_dirs]) in BopWrtierUtility.py to make sure generated ids can be found.)

However, when the code tried to output the BOP file, there is an issue:
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How can I fix this issue?

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Expected behavior

How to generate the annotation file?

BlenderProc version

2.6.2

@zhouchuangchuang zhouchuangchuang added the question Question, not yet a bug ;) label Dec 25, 2023
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After re-install the package, issue solved. :-)

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@zhouchuangchuang Hi, I encountered the same problem and tried reinstalling BlenderPro, but the problem still hasn't been resolved. May I know which package you reinstalled or have you performed any other repair operations

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zhouchuangchuang commented Apr 16, 2024

@zhouchuangchuang Hi, I encountered the same problem and tried reinstalling BlenderPro, but the problem still hasn't been resolved. May I know which package you reinstalled or have you performed any other repair operations

I solved the issue through:

  1. Uninstall the blender you have already installed, let the package install a default one.
  2. Don't create a Conda env, just use base to install all packages.

Can you try it?

@Bainily028
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@zhouchuangchuang Hi, I encountered the same problem and tried reinstalling BlenderPro, but the problem still hasn't been resolved. May I know which package you reinstalled or have you performed any other repair operations

I solved the issue through:

  1. Uninstall the blender you have already installed, let the package install a default one.
  2. Don't create a Conda env, just use to install all packages.base

Can you try it?

Hello, are you referring to installing in the base environment of Conda or installing outside of Conda and in the computer's own environment.
I tried the former, but it seems that the same problem will still occur.

@Bainily028
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@zhouchuangchuang Hi, I encountered the same problem and tried reinstalling BlenderPro, but the problem still hasn't been resolved. May I know which package you reinstalled or have you performed any other repair operations

I solved the issue through:

  1. Uninstall the blender you have already installed, let the package install a default one.
  2. Don't create a Conda env, just use base to install all packages.

Can you try it?

Thank you for our discussion. The issue has been temporarily resolved.#1089

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