How to use Blenderproc without producing anything in root path about blenderproc

[Jusker-Greek]

thanka a lot for your fast and useful instruction! @cornerfarmer
It seems that the new installed Blender could work and all the requird packages is installed

thanks!

[cornerfarmer]

Hey @Jusker-Greek,

you can use --temp-dir and --blender-install-path to specify which temp dir to use and where blender should be installed (see blenderproc quickstart --help)

[Jusker-Greek]

Thanks a lot!@cornerfarmer
I use this following argument
blenderproc run ./main.py --custom-blender-path /hdd2/G/dimension/Data/SIE/blender/blender-3.5.1-linux-x64 --blender-install-path /hdd2/G/dimension/Data/SIE/blender/ --tmp-dir /hdd2/G/tmp --keep-temp-dir
and got as following

does the usage correct?(I notice that it still use a /dev/tmp)

But still thanks a lot!

[Jusker-Greek]

Maybe it was because that I haven't install some packages in the blender python environment?
I use the following command to install blenderproc pip install imgaug --custom-blender-path /hdd2/G/dimension/Data/SIE/blender/blender-3.5.1-linux-x64 --blender-install-path /hdd2/G/dimension/Data/SIE/blender/ --tmp-dir /hdd2/G/tmp --keep-temp-dir

and got

does it matter?

thanks! @cornerfarmer

[Jusker-Greek]

or I wander whether there is some way that i can check the installed packages in the blender python package?
I have tried 'conda list' and ‘blenderproc pip show’ but can't find the environment or the packages in it

[cornerfarmer]

Hey @Jusker-Greek,

if you use --temp-dir instead of --tmp-dir, then the temp dir should be set correctly. The usage of --custom-blender-path should not be necessary.

So could you please remove the blender installation and then run your command again by only using --temp-dir and --blender-install-path. Then imageio should be installed correctly. Let me know if that works.

[Jusker-Greek]

thanks a lot for your really fast reply! @cornerfarmer
I am trying to remove the blender and it will take some time

I wonder could I just modify the path to another path and by doing that, let the blenderproc ignore the installed blender?
Such as setting the '--custom-blender-path' as '/hdd2/G/dimension/Data/SIE/Blender/blender-3.5.1-linux-x64' (up case "B" in folder "blender")?

thanks a lot!