Fix np.byte dtype in dataset_readers.py — breaks PIL with NumPy 2.x#1330
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Image.fromarray() requires unsigned uint8 for RGB images. np.byte is signed int8, which raises "Cannot handle this data type: |i1" under NumPy 2.x (and silently produces wrong colors on NumPy 1.x). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
scene/dataset_readers.pyusesdtype=np.bytewhen constructing an RGB image array:np.byteis a signed int8 type.Image.fromarray()expects unsigned uint8 for RGB images. This raises:This error surfaces on NumPy 2.x, which enforces stricter dtype checking. On NumPy 1.x the signed type was silently accepted but still technically incorrect (values above 127 would overflow to negative).
Fix
One character change:
np.byte→np.uint8.Impact
Affects anyone loading Blender synthetic (NeRF format) datasets (
readNerfSyntheticInfo) with images that have an alpha channel, when using NumPy 2.x.🤖 Generated with Claude Code