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The data folder should be distributed and placed/copied into the data folder, next to the location of the BulletExampleBrowser executable. We should fix the crash, but the example browser is useless without the data folder. Can you get in touch with the developer who added Bullet to Arch Linux and ask to include the data folder? If the data folder is too big, we can extract a useful set. For now, I would recommend compiling Bullet from source code from http://github.com/bulletphysics/bullet3, then it should work fine. Finally, you can use ExampleBrowser |
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I opened this bug report for the arch linux package and linked this report there. Thank you for the workaround, it ... well ... worked :-) Maybe as a side-note: It would be great, if the example browser had an option such as |
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Fixed in the package. |
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I have installed bullet on Arch Linux. The example browser works fine for the first examples, but when I try to run Inverse Dynamics URDF, I get a segmentation fault. Unfortunately, I cannot open the example browser again, because whenever it starts, it tries to load the most recent demo -- which creates the segfault.
Here is a backtrace generated by gdb:
It looks like the urdf file is simply not included in the package.
Is there a workaround, though, to re-start the example browser? (I.e. can I make the browser forget what the last example was?)
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