@zimt said:
is there a reason to run it in Rosetta ?
The only real reason to run Isadora in Rosetta mode is to use the 'OpenNI Tracker' actor which is EOL.
The core libraries used for the OpenNI tracker, haven't been and will not be updated for use with Apple Arm processors, so the OpenNI Tracker can't be updated either unfortunately.
@zimt said:
is there a way to make numpy and openNI work in ARM mode?
Maybe, this configuration isn't tested. You may be able to install a python virtual environment via terminal forcing the process to run under x86_64.
That will give you an 'intel' version of Python, and if the version is exact (it is 3.12.10 currently) Isadora (running under Rosetta) may be able to use it, and when you install the required modules via PIP, you could use something like:
to force the intel version of numpy to be installed.
...As I said, this is untested, and definitely a more advanced install/config. I would avoid it to be honest.
