Is bin/mesh still around?

[fasiha]

At the end, the Readme advises:

Run bin/mesh data/berlin to build a reconstruction with sparse mesh that will produce smoother transitions from images

I just cloned and built OpenSFM, and while I see the result in the browser very nicely, I don’t see bin/mesh? I see, e.g.,

• ./opensfm/commands/mesh.py and
• ./opensfm/mesh.py,

but these seem to be non-executable libraries. I’m not exactly sure what I’m looking for (huge noob 🙇) but in the browser, I can zoom in and inspect the 3D reconstruction and I’d like a way to export a cleaned-up version of that to analyze elsewhere. (What I did was, I took a few photos of a completely-stationary open book—the pages were naturally curved and I’m curious if I can “flatten” them with OpenSFM.) Thank you!

[fasiha]

Ah! Based on this fine blog post talking about depth maps and other fun stuff, I realized I should run:

$ bin/opensfm mesh data/arcades

(though I’m still looking to see what files that generates).