neverhood311 / Stop-motion-OBJ

A Blender add-on for importing a sequence of OBJ meshes as frames
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No Matching Files found #108

Closed ValleyofJays closed 3 years ago

ValleyofJays commented 3 years ago

Hi. I'm trying to import an object sequence made with Depthkit using azure kinect. I'm on Blender 2.91.0 using stop-motion-obj 2.1.0.

On import, I navigate to the folder where the Depthkit export is: it is filled with commonly prefixed .obj, .mtl, and .png files (Blender doesn't see the latter), one each for each frame. I copy the prefix (everything before the frame number), and enter it as the file name in the Blender import pane.

I get an error: No Matching Files Found.

What am I doing wrong?

neverhood311 commented 3 years ago

Try downloading one of the Sample Sequences from the repo. Are you able to import those sequences successfully?

If those are working, would it be possible to share a few frames (2 or 3) of your sequence so I can debug on my end? Or at the very least, take a screenshot of the Import Mesh Sequence window just before you click Select Folder to import the files?

mfogelson commented 3 years ago

Check in the top right corner to select the correct file type.

Simple problem I realized after seeing this post

jessiez0810 commented 3 years ago

I'm having the same problem with a sequence of .ply files and the file type is set to the correct one. It still gives me the no matching files found problem. The .obj sample sequence imported without a problem. I wonder why?

neverhood311 commented 3 years ago

@jessiez0810 Which version of Blender and which version of the addon? Also, are you able to share 2 or 3 of your meshes?

jessiez0810 commented 3 years ago

@neverhood311 I am using blender 2.93 and here is a sample folder for you to test https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kaGNoscB8uwuMJ5_43ldUP_erIM-IGcm/view?usp=sharing

neverhood311 commented 3 years ago

@jessiez0810 So it looks like the files have no real filename prefix; they're just numbers like "00001.ply", "00002.ply", etc. What are you entering as the File Name Prefix when you try to import the sequence?

jessiez0810 commented 3 years ago

Hello, you are right about the filename prefix. I use a volumetric video recording software and the recorded.ply files from that software don't have a filename prefix. When I manually give the files a prefix like in the picture below, it worked!

Screen Shot 2021-06-08 at 4 06 12 PM
Dinoel27 commented 1 year ago

Could you please update your steps to loading the files with the prefix instructions for future users? It worked for me, however, if I haven't found this reply and learned how to add prefix to files, I would have never got it working. I think future users (they will be growing) would greatly appreciate this little touch.

Thank you for your addon! It is great!