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Hi! I used dataset , tandt_db/playroom , provided by 3dgs's author. The trained model is excellent as shown in the following picture .
However , the extracted mesh.ply by render.py seems terrible when viewed in meshlab. How to solve such problems.
Thanks a lot!
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Increasing depth_trunc may fix this.
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Thanks, i'll try it and give you some feedback
Hi! I've tried increasing the depth_trunc . Some mesh.ply can be extracted successfully as following(--depth_trunc 12)
However ,some mesh file still seems like this
In SIBR it looks like this
And the following are my command line I've used for training and rendering.
python train.py -s tandt_db/tandt/office
python render.py -m output/office -s tandt_db/tandt/office --depth_trunc 12(I also tried 0.8 1 1.5 10 and all of them dont work at all)
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Hi!
I used dataset , tandt_db/playroom , provided by 3dgs's author. The trained model is excellent as shown in the following
picture .
However , the extracted mesh.ply by render.py seems terrible when viewed in meshlab. How to solve such problems.
Thanks a lot!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: