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Expand Up @@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ INFINIGEN_INSTALL_CUSTOMGT=True bash scripts/install/interactive_blender.sh

Once complete, you can use the helper script `python -m infinigen.launch_blender` to launch a blender UI, which will find and execute the `blender` executable in your `infinigen/blender` or `infinigen/Blender.app` folder.

:warning: If you installed Infinigen as a Blender-Python scriptand encounter encounter example commands of the form `python -m <MODULEPATH> <ARGUMENTS>` in our documentation, you should instead run `python -m infinigen.launch_blender -m <MODULEPATH> -- <ARGUMENTS>` to launch them using your standalone blender installation rather than the system python..
:warning: If you installed Infinigen as a Blender-Python script and encounter example commands of the form `python -m <MODULEPATH> <ARGUMENTS>` in our documentation, you should instead run `python -m infinigen.launch_blender -m <MODULEPATH> -- <ARGUMENTS>` to launch them using your standalone blender installation rather than the system python.

## Using Infinigen in a Docker Container

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