Open DelinQu opened 2 years ago
Hi It's now quite some time since we did this project. You are right, it looks like the datasets are no longer available on the linked website. I had a look on my old computer but unfortunately I don't longer have the model myself. I'll ask my team mates from this project if they still have the model. But chances are probably rather low. You can try contact the authors of this dataset (i.e. the Rolling Shutter Stereo paper) and ask them if they still have the model. However, if I'm not mistaken the renderer should work with any 3d point cloud. So you find the model of a similar structure somewhere on the internet. Regards Thomas
Hi It's now quite some time since we did this project. You are right, it looks like the datasets are no longer available on the linked website. I had a look on my old computer but unfortunately I don't longer have the model myself. I'll ask my team mates from this project if they still have the model. But chances are probably rather low. You can try contact the authors of this dataset (i.e. the Rolling Shutter Stereo paper) and ask them if they still have the model. However, if I'm not mistaken the renderer should work with any 3d point cloud. So you find the model of a similar structure somewhere on the internet. Regards Thomas
Thank you so much! :smile:
Hi ThomasZiegler, I want to create a synthetic data sequence of the castle with Matlab renderer by following your
castle.m
undermatlab_synthetic_data
dir but a question is still puzzling me. The readme told me that "the "castle" 3D mesh which can be downloaded from the following site: https://cvg.ethz.ch/research/rolling-shutter-stereo/", so I follow the link and find the castle dataset showing in the following figure:There are just 4 subfolders holding two images.
In addition, the start_generating.m load the
landesmuseum.osg
model for generating which the site https://cvg.ethz.ch/research/rolling-shutter-stereo/" didn't provide. Could your please share with me thelandesmuseum.osg
model or any suggestions? Thank you so much in advance!