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First, start with the original upstream. Consult the original build doc and see if you can 1) scaffold the project, 2) run the demos and 3) build the python package in a vanila state.
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If you managed to compete the steps above, try cloning this fork and repeating the same process.
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Locate the demo project named "SMPLCollisionDemo" and see if it runs. You will need to specify the path to the SMPL model asset in the code before running the demo.
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Locate a client project named "pypbd" and see if it builds. If so, you should be able to find the built artifact somewhere (
build/lib/**) in the build directory with a name like "pypbd.cp{*}-win_amd64.pyd". -
...Profit!
Last updated: April 4, 2024
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