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@Inshu32 Also, try running directly via |
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yes I did activate conda environment. @saurabheights Thanks & ya will try python3 -c "import open3d and get back. |
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Hi is open3d not compatible with python 3.11 ? |
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@Inshu32 No. There is some work thats going on to upgrade Open3d to version 3.11 however there is no ETA on it. |
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I installed open3d in base and my virtual environment, but when I open Jupyter notebook through my Linux terminal (debian based) and try to import open3d it says 'Module not found*. I installed it by building from source so that I have correct dependencies. But still snot working. I am working with tensorflow and Keras CV in the same virtual environment, if that messes up any thing ? I tried both kernels - python as well as my virtual environment in jupyter notebook. Still its the same error.
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