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Using mcbiovision utility


art3mis

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Hi

I came across this older tutorial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPupRqb58FE

And I know you use the mcbiovision utility to convert to cmd and bclip files, but having problems running it

There are 2 files, an mcbiovision script and a mcbiovision-bin binary.

If I try simply double clicking the binary a terminal window opens for a fraction of  a second, then closes.

 

If instead I try running the script with

$ sudo sh ./mcbiovision inputfile.bvh output

 

I get errors

./mcbiovision: 14: ./mcbiovision: source: not found

 

./mcbiovision-bin: error while loading shared libraries: libjemalloc.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

 

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  • 2 weeks later...

Why do you need to run it with sudo? The steps should just be something like:

$ cd /opt/hfs16.5.XYZ
$ source houdini_setup
The Houdini 16.5.XYZ environment has been initialized.
$ cd ~/Documents/wherever_your_bvh_is
$ mcbiovision
Usage:
  mcbiovision [-e -b -d] [-c] [-v] [-j object_script]
 [-o -w -f -s -i [-n -t -l chainfile]]
   infile [outfile]

This program converts a BioVision motion file to
a Houdini script & channel file(s).  Run the script
to create the geometry and channels.

...etc...

 

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