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can't use 3.5 version of Blender! #6

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When using commands like blenderproc, the latest version of Blender is automatically downloaded, and multiple attempts to avoid this have failed. How can this be resolved?

blenderproc pip install tqdm # this will automatically install Blender on your machine

[Blender pip path] install torch==1.13.1+cu116 torchvision==0.14.1+cu116 torchaudio==0.13.1 --extra-index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu116

export PATH="[Blender executable directory path]:$PATH"

My project requires Blender 3.5, but the above commands download version 4.2. I manually downloaded 3.5 and configured the environment variables. However, the following commands still automatically download version 4.2 instead of directly executing the code:

blenderproc debug utils/canonicalize.py --supercategory "BEHAVE" --category "backpack" --obj_path [obj_path]

blenderproc debug utils/canonicalize.py --supercategory "INTERCAP" --category "suitcase" --obj_path [obj_path]

bash scripts/generate_2d_hoi_images.sh --gpus 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 --dataset_type "BEHAVE" --supercategory "BEHAVE" --category "backpack"

I tried setting BLENDER_INSTALL_PATH, adding the --blender-install-path parameter, and configuring BLENDER_PROC_BLENDER_PATH, but all attempts failed. Did I do something wrong? What exactly should I do? Since I'm using a cloud server, I have to use blenderproc run, and debug doesn't seem to work either. How can I solve this issue? Seeking guidance.

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