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Because I possess an AMD GPU rather than an NVIDIA, CUDA-supporting one, I've replaced pytorch with pytorch-directml and offloaded unsupported function calls to the CPU while doing most of the work on the GPU. However, despite having modified no viewer code, it seems to render half of the image in a skewed triangle transposed across the diagonal.
Does anyone know why this is?
NOTE: I used the numpy-based viewer pasted here and my own fork here.
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Because I possess an AMD GPU rather than an NVIDIA, CUDA-supporting one, I've replaced pytorch with pytorch-directml and offloaded unsupported function calls to the CPU while doing most of the work on the GPU. However, despite having modified no viewer code, it seems to render half of the image in a skewed triangle transposed across the diagonal.
Does anyone know why this is?
NOTE: I used the numpy-based viewer pasted here and my own fork here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: