Open jack-zxr opened 3 months ago
Could you try removing the spaces from the path? Is the dataset a fisheye dataset?
I have tried removing the spaces in the file paths, however, I still get the same result. The photos are from an Insta360 X3 and are exported in equirectangular 360 images.
Result screenshot below. Also, thanks for your help.
Could you share one image to try to replicate your issue ?
Sure, I tried to attach one of the photos but they are 36MB and Github only allows 10MB files. You can try this link to my G:Drive?
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Cu8ZxbwupkeUsLqq707sQywr9oguG3Cn?usp=drive_link
Thanks, Fabien.
Update: I tried using the Split360Images node in the Meshroom program itself and it still didn't work. The log for the node came back with the same result as the cmd prompt. It finds the file paths but doesn't do anything.
Thanks.
Using the develop version of meshroom, using your images as input to the meshroom nodes (default options, except 32 set for nb splits), it works fine.
Thank you for your help, Fabien.
Could it be because I'm using W11? Maybe I can try using a different build?
I just downloaded the latest version
https://github.com/alicevision/Meshroom/releases/tag/v2023.3.0
Launched it on my laptop with windows 11, added a node split360Images, drag and drop'ed the image, and it works.
Ok, I'll keep trying. The problem must then be something I have done.
Thank you for taking the time to help me.
Fabien, just thought I'd let you know, I tried the same method using the cmd promt on my older laptop running W10 with an RTX2060 and it worked!!!
Just as on the desktop, I had to set up the environment variables but what a great feeling when the list started going on the cmd.
Thanks again!!
I'm trying to use AliceVision_Split360Images.exe. I have managed to define the ALICEVISION_ROOT but when I enter the command, it says it has found the file paths but then nothing happens. Any ideas?
I'm using an RTX3060 which I believe is CUDA enabled with Windows11.