Add Shell Script dependencies.sh to Automatically Install Helios Dependencies
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smbanx
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Nov 22, 2024
| Alternatively, simply run the dependencies script: `source dependencies.sh` | ||
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| This will automatically install and configure the Linux drivers (version 470.256.02) to run OptiX. | ||
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This is a workaround for us not being able to store the proprietary OptiX driver files in the Helios repo. I changed the bash script so that it automatically installs and configures Linux drivers version 470.256.02 (the version that worked for me).
This way, it is no longer necessary to manually install the drivers and move them to the Helios root directory. WSL users simply need to run source dependencies.sh, and OptiX should work properly with no additional steps.
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Merged in v1.3.24 |
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This pull request adds the shell script
dependencies.sh. When run withsource dependencies.sh, this script will automatically install dependencies for Helios and all of its plugins. This script only works on Linux and macOS, meaning Helios dependencies for Windows must still be installed manually. Additionally, not all dependencies can be installed for macOS because plugins that require CUDA are incompatible with macOS.Note that I was unable to get Doxygen working. Let me know if there are any issues with my changes to the user guide (
doc/UserGuide.dox) or if there is anything else that I need to do to document my code.