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I was trying out the nerf_llff_data/room dataset. Rendering looks good, and so I gathered training went well, and the extract command had no apparent errors with either extract.py or tsdf.py mesh, however in both cases it outputs a 'strange' mesh when I preview the output .ply file. I also tested pymeshlab and it seems to work fine on it's own (converting for example from obj to ply). In all cases I used default values.
What am I missing?
Below a screenshot of the ply shows the conference room table and chairs in an "incomplete scene"
hello @SuLvXiangXin ,
I was trying out the nerf_llff_data/room dataset. Rendering looks good, and so I gathered training went well, and the extract command had no apparent errors with either extract.py or tsdf.py mesh, however in both cases it outputs a 'strange' mesh when I preview the output .ply file. I also tested pymeshlab and it seems to work fine on it's own (converting for example from obj to ply). In all cases I used default values.
What am I missing?
Below a screenshot of the ply shows the conference room table and chairs in an "incomplete scene"
log_extract.txt
log_eval.txt
test_pred:
(color_cc_005.png in test_pred)
metric_avg_25000.txt
metric_cc_avg_25000.txt
metric_cc_psnr_25000.txt
metric_cc_ssim_25000.txt
metric_psnr_25000.txt
metric_ssim_25000.txt
render_times_25000.txt
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