Today I watched a video, where they installed Kit 106, and that looks different than the Kit I see in the launcher.
The video is here.
I read your other post in this form, but didn’t understand the question regarding difference between Kit App or Kit Project. And now twice today I have heard, Can’t be used in Production. I only want to use this stuff for development, personal use, does your license terms mean that will start being charged for using the service on my own machine. Kind of confusing what this deployment stuff mean. I understand what deploying an app means, but deploying it to who? I thought Kit Apps were redistributable if I ever build one.
How do I get setup with the Text to Python in the background manipulation like I saw shown in that video.
Hi there, and thanks for the response. The latest version of USD Composer on Launcher is 2023.2.5. However, the latest actual version is for kit for 106. This is not on Launcher but actually on our Nvidia GitHub channel. We are moving more of our code development to GitHub to make the code more easily accessible and updatable. You can download the latest version here GitHub - NVIDIA-Omniverse/kit-app-template: Omniverse Kit App Template As you may have heard Launcher is now Legacy.
I am not sure where you heard that you cannot use any of Omniverse in Production. We offer Omniverse for anyone, for any use, both in Production and Development. You can use the kit app templates we provide to use by yourself, or you can use it to distribute to others.
Launcher? On GitHub? No that is a folder of raw python code to be downloaded (or PIP installed) and run with the six commands listed on that page. You have to build the templates as you need. USD Composer, USD Explorer etc. There is no more Launcher. Just code and extensions.
Start with Prerequisites and Environment Setup and then go to Quick Start. It seems hard for non-developers but it is really easy. Download https://git-scm.com and download https://git-lfs.com
