Installation#
The Nyx renderer plugin is distributed as the gs-nyx Python wheel. TODO: Update this with the official published name
Requirements#
Python 3.10, 3.11, or 3.12
Windows 11, or Linux (validated on Ubuntu 22.04; manylinux 2.34+ wheels)
A CUDA-capable NVIDIA GPU (compute capability 7.0+)
CUDA 12.9 or newer, with NVIDIA driver 575 or newer. The wheels bundle their CUDA runtime, but the driver must be installed on the host.
Installing the wheel#
pip install gs-nyx-plugin
To pin a specific version (recommended for reproducibility):
pip install "gs-nyx-plugin==0.1.0"
Verifying the install#
import gs_nyx
print(gs_nyx.__version__)
If the import fails with a CUDA-related error, confirm that nvidia-smi runs successfully, the wheel cannot fall back to a CPU renderer.
Next steps#
Walk through the Quickstart to render your first frame.
Read Concepts for the mental model behind scenes, assets, and render modes.