I have been trying to work with omnicli.sh
.
I am getting strange outputs. It is able to copy the contents from some folders but not others.
I first tried copying over the parent directory from my host to nucleus localhost assuming it will recursively copy over all the sub-directories as well.
Let’s say my directory work tree is as follows:
├── furniture
│ ├── extras
│ │ ├── images # only has png images
│ │ └── textures # only has png images
│ ├── props
│ │ ├── cups # has usd, and textures dir with more images
│ │ ├── mugs # has usd, and textures dir with more images
│ │ ├── carpet
│ │ ├── floor
│ │ ├── materials
│ │ └── chairs
│ ├── test
│ │ ├── a.png
│ │ ├── a.txt
│ │ └── a.usd
│ └── stage
│ └── my_room.usd
I ran the command:
omnicli.sh cp /home/$USER/furniture omniverse://localhost/Projects/
It copied just extras/images
with all the images within, but didn’t copy anything else. The output of the command is:
Running script in /home/$USER/.local/share/ov/pkg/connectsample-203.0.0
The directories are just 10-20 MB and some directories are just KB of data.
Then I worked my way through to individually copy one sub-directory at at time. This way I was able to copy furniture/extras/textures/
and all the images within.
Then I worked my way to furniture/props/cups
(copied).
But then got stuck with furniture/props/mugs
. Within mugs, I have another sub-directory called textures which only has png images. I tried copying just the images from furniture/props/mugs/textures
and it is stuck. Note that the images are just a few KBs.
Is this expected outcome?
In Ubuntu 20.04, I am easily able to copy files between nucleus and host (tested with Isaac Sim). But on Ubuntu 22.04, it’s been extremely difficult and unreliable outcomes.
How can I move folders? Can you test this on Ubuntu 22.04?