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To use the meshcat visualization tool for a real-time visualization/experiment replay, pinocchio library needs to be installed in a conda environment through conda-forge. This could prevent rebuilding the controller using CMake, due to the libboost_python${VERSION}.so discrepancy between the c++ and python versions of pinocchio library.
A hacky solution is first building a c++ library and then installing the python version of pinocchio in a conda environment.
If you need to rebuild the c++ library, then erase the current conda environment and recreate the environment.
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One possible solution is to create another virtual environment for the python version of pinocchio. Then, if you want to visualize a robot using meshcat, just executing the DracoDataManager.py script would be enough.
To use the meshcat visualization tool for a real-time visualization/experiment replay, pinocchio library needs to be installed in a conda environment through conda-forge. This could prevent rebuilding the controller using CMake, due to the libboost_python${VERSION}.so discrepancy between the c++ and python versions of pinocchio library.
A hacky solution is first building a c++ library and then installing the python version of pinocchio in a conda environment.
If you need to rebuild the c++ library, then erase the current conda environment and recreate the environment.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: