The visualization is not working

[kungfrank]

Hi, Thanks for sharing the amazing tool.
I tried the simplest example as follows:

import numpy as np
points_np = np.random.rand(1000, 3)
print("End") # <-- breakpoint 

But it doesn't work. Do you know what caused the problem? I tried to visualize open3d pcd, and it's the same.

[cmaranes]

Hi,

Thanks for the kind words about the tool and for reporting this issue!

Previously, this was likely happening because the script required the line import open3d as o3d to function correctly. However, I have just updated the extension version so that this specific import is no longer required manually.

Could you please update the extension to the latest version and try running your example again?

Let me know if that solves it for you. Thanks again for the support!

[kungfrank]

Hi,

Thank you for the quick response! I just updated to the latest version you updated 5 hours ago, but unfortunately, the issue still exists 😢 I'm currently testing on MacOS. Not sure if this is the cause. I can try to test on a linux machine later.

[cmaranes]

Hi, thanks for testing that out.

I have double-checked and it is currently working on my Windows machine. Since you mentioned you might test it on Linux, could you please let me know the results when you do? If it works on Linux, we can likely narrow this down to a Mac-specific issue, and I will try to debug specifically for the Mac version.

Sorry for the inconvenience!

[kungfrank]

Hi @cmaranes, Sorry for the delay. It works on linux devices. I guess this is a Mac-specific issue.

[cmaranes]

Hi @kungfrank,

The Mac issue is fixed in v0.0.7! Please update your extension and give it a try. The tool now uses pure NumPy to save the files instantly, bypassing a slow Open3D import that was causing a silent timeout on macOS. Thanks again for your patience and for helping me narrow this down to macOS! Let me know if it works for you now.