EDIT: the issue below was fixed by setting the correct PATH directory for the latest nuitrack; I had the environment variable accidentally pointing at an older existing directory for nuitrack.
I downloaded this file: nuitrack-win64.zip (2018-06-08 18:48).
I tried to run nuitrack-win64\nuitrack\bin\nuitrack_c11_sample.exe, but I got this error:
DepthProviderManager: Can not create OpenNI depth generator (OpenNI Status: Can't create any node of the requested type!)
DepthProviderManager: API version mismatch: librealsense.so was compiled with API version 2.11.1 but the application was compiled with 2.10.3! Make sure the correct version of the library is installed (make install)
To work around this issue, I had to replace the file nuitrack-win64\nuitrack\bin\realsense2.dll with the file from the version 2.10.3 of the Intel RealSense SDK.
However Iām not sure if my fix is appropriate because the Nuitrack changelog explicitly mentions this as an improvement:
The new version of Nuitrack 0.23.1 is released with the following improvements:
RealSense2 library updated to version 2.11.1
Eliminated errors of segmentation / skeletonization modules on the depth map resolutions supported by the RealSense SDK (for the RealSense D415 / D435 sensors)
New feature of adding post-processing filters for RealSense SDK (Spatial filter, Decimation filter)
Fixed incorrect values of the frame parameters returned to OutputMode for ColorSensor
Ummm trying to make sense of what you are showing
ā¦ a .so file is a linux shared object file extension
ā¦ seems like an odd error message to be seeing if you are running under windows
We are running the latest version of nuitrack with a d435 and not seeing this sort of error.
Do you have your environment variables setup to reference the latest nuitrack runtime?
