Open Fquico1999 opened 4 years ago
I had the same issue. The easiest solution I found if you're just trying to view the output is to just switch to write to an OBJ file.
Change this line to:
mesh_pred.export(os.path.join(save_path, '%s.obj' % scene))
(i.e. just replace ply
with obj
).
It seems like this might be a trimesh
issue writing to PLYs?
I had the same issue. The easiest solution I found if you're just trying to view the output is to just switch to write to an OBJ file.
Change this line to:
mesh_pred.export(os.path.join(save_path, '%s.obj' % scene))
(i.e. just replace
ply
withobj
).It seems like this might be a
trimesh
issue writing to PLYs?
@meder411 you were right. change the extension .ply
to .obj
worked
I had the same issue. The easiest solution I found if you're just trying to view the output is to just switch to write to an OBJ file. Change this line to:
mesh_pred.export(os.path.join(save_path, '%s.obj' % scene))
(i.e. just replace
ply
withobj
). It seems like this might be atrimesh
issue writing to PLYs?@meder411 you were right. change the extension
.ply
to.obj
worked
Hi @Fquico1999, did you get it work by .obj
? I wonder which visualization app you use? I am using cloudcompare but it shows malformed file
as below:
Solved by following https://github.com/magicleap/Atlas/pull/18.
Hi, when trying to visualize the
sample1.ply
file in both MeshLab or CloudCompare, given by both the colab notebook and running inference on my local machine, I get aBad Type Name
, which I've traced to being due toproperty int64 semseg
.When I try to replace it with
property int semseg
, it gives mebad vertex index in face
.What should I do?
Also, what is the best way to visualize the outputs?