Closed siddhshenoy closed 1 year ago
Hello,
I am surprised you get a mesh that is 7571 vertices out of the SMPL blender add-on. The exported SMPL mesh should have 6890 vertices. Maybe you exported another object along ? Can you share the .ply file?
Definitely, I am attaching the two screenshots along with the mesh attachment here.
The image below is the SMPL model created using the blender add-on (directly clicking the button for 'Add Model'): Note: Here it shows a vertex count of 6890.
The image below is the SMPL model being reimported as a PLY file after being exported from the model created using the addon
It happened to have more vertex count after I exported the SMPL model from blender.
Additionally, I am attaching the blender export options for the PLY file:
And here is the PLY file I exported from blender:
Thanks for the detailed info. The mesh looks fine, I assume it is an export issue. Can you try exporting the mesh with "selection only" checked? If the number of vertices is still not 6890, try unchecking the 4 boxes in the geometry export options.
Yes, that resolved the vertex count issue. I investigated it a bit further as to which option was causing the issue, it seems like it was the "UVs" that caused the issue for me. Unchecking all the 4 checkboxes works too.
Thank you for your timely assistance, I'll close the issue.
Hello,
I am trying to infer a skeleton using OSSO and have tried it on existing ply files provided in the demo/data folder. I was successful in generating the skeletons for them however, when I try to generate a skeleton for a PLY file which I created using the blender SMPL addon it gives me the following error:
Input mesh should have the same topology as STAR or SMPL.
I printed the total number of vertices that the input model has and what the STAR model expects, it gave me the following values: Input Mesh: 7571 vertices STAR Mesh: 6890 vertices
I searched if anyone has encountered this issue in the past (from the issues section) there seems to be one however it seems like they haven't provided a resolution over there.
Does the program expect a STAR specific model as an input?