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segmentation fault:[UnityMemory] Configuration Parameters - Can be set up in boot.config #544
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same, I'm running on wsl with the same issue |
I'm facing the same problem both with the VM and with a docker container where there is the Ubuntu 20.04 version. I didn´t encounter the problem in Ubuntu 22 (I won´t need that but I wanted to try) where the environment is is shown but the python examples don't make anything appear in the environment raisimUnity |
Does your VM support GPU? That seg fault is about the GPU driver |
Could it be the issue for the docker container also? |
I think the Docker issue is about X11 forwarding. You will have the same issue for any application that opens an window. |
okay. But that option is available just when you do docker run for the first time...... If I want to start the container I'm working on, where I've my raisim licence and the built repository there is just docker exec where I can't put those additional parameters concerning visualization. Perhaps the answer is trivial but searching on the web I was not able to find a solution of this approach that maybe could be completely wrong. |
So, it could be irrelevant but the docker image that I've pulled is the one of ros1 noetic within which I've installed the raisim simulator and the licence. |
You need vulkan to run the normal raisimUnity. Try the opengl version |
Thanks. I managed to make raisimUnity work in my docker container thanks to your suggestion and to some debugging. But, I don´t understand why I have troubles with the path of raisimPy. In VS the import of that library is not found but I exported the PATH in my bashrc (last time I had solved the problem changing python environment and the python path (not in docker)). Since there are few versions can you confirm what is the right path to give to Python in the bashrc file? |
Did you follow this?: https://raisim.com/sections/Installation.html#raisim-install You should add the lib directory (in linux) to PYTHONPATH |
Last time I used this: https://github.com/christsa/dgrasp/blob/main/docs/INSTALLATION.md. But I cloned what it is said in the original guide that you mentioned. Anyway I've done that but since there are different specified paths between the two versions I was wondering why? |
Dear professor

Sorry to bother you!When I run the program, I get the following reported error:
I am sure I have installed the required dependencies including eigen , minizip (1.1), ffmpeg (4.4.2), Vulkan (1.3.204).
The environment is ubantu linux 22.04 running on a VM.
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