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Actually, I figured this out - if anyone else wants to simply run the standard version, that too doesn't require too much Python skills. Someone has made a ready to run set of commands: NOTE: Also, at the time of writing this, Pytorch nightly version used by the script here worked with CUDA 12.8 Toolkit which I have installed in my system. Run these commands one at time:
BTW - this takes a while, setup scripts downloads gigabytes of models. And when all the steps are done, you can create a run.bat file (call it whatever you want and place it in the root of Hunyuan 3d folder):
Both the model and the texture creation seemed to be working. Source for the solution can be found here - thanks to user Aikon404: |
Check out the pre-release for CUDA 12.8: https://github.com/YanWenKun/Hunyuan3D-2-WinPortable/releases/tag/v3.1 |
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Hi.
So does this app currently work with RTX 5090?
I've tried to install this app, however I can't get the app generating models, it will give error after it has started generating a mesh.
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 with CUDA capability sm_120 is not compatible with the current PyTorch installation.
I think I've got all the correct versions installed. CUDA 12.8 in Windows 11, Python 3.12 (in a venv that I created, I know there is a python folder for this app itself), and tried different (latest) versions of pytorch. I also tried recommended 2.6 Pytorch, but does it actually support 50-series card? Anyway, I didn't get this app working with that either.
I'm not that well versed with Python or its packages and package management at all, so this might be a user error.
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