Additionally, I am using the win-64_pychrono-9.0.0-py39_4852 package
downloaded through Anaconda.
On Sunday, August 4, 2024 at 2:53:11 PM UTC-4 Jack Wagner wrote:
> I have been trying to import the example RigidTerrain JSON with the
> example Wavefront OBJ to examine vehicle behavior on variable landforms and
> learn more about the wavefront terrain structure, however just trying to
> implement it into the simulation is causing me issues. I have the following
> code block to signify the directory for the JSON file:
>
>
> chrono.SetChronoDataPath('Users/wagne/anaconda3/envs/pychrono/Library/data/vehicle/terrain/')
> veh.SetDataPath(chrono.GetChronoDataPath() + 'WaveFrontTest.json')
> terrain_file = veh.GetDataPath()
>
> Then simply implement and initialize the terrain with the terrain file:
>
> terrain = veh.RigidTerrain(hmmwv.GetSystem(), terrain_file)
> terrain.Initialize()
>
> However, every time I try to run this, I receive a fatal access violation
> and am unsure of what i am doing wrong. I keep thinking it's a simple
> syntax issue, however everything I try moving around (making terrain_file
> equal to the exact data path, switching around using Set/GetDataPath, etc.)
> has been ineffective.
>
> Assistance would be very helpful. Below is a copy of my terminal's output
> and the JSON file I am using for reference, although the JSON is nearly
> identical to the example specified in the PyChrono documentation.
>
> [image: Screenshot 2024-08-04 145215.png]
>
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