Closed HenriMir closed 3 years ago
SMPL-H and SMPL have the same pose and shape params (unlike SMPL-X and SMPL). So you can simply ignore the hand pose params and use the other pose and shape parameters in SMPL. It is that simple.
thanks a lot for the clarification, I'll close the issue then.
Is there a way to convert shape/pose params between SMPL and SMPLX without converting between the two using your transfer models project? Thanks
converting between the two using your transfer
@AlyanQ Hi, did you find a solution ? I now have a set of mano pose and shape, and SMPL mano and shape, but it seems not correct to directly put them into SMPL-X model.
SMPL-H and SMPL have the same pose and shape params (unlike SMPL-X and SMPL). So you can simply ignore the hand pose params and use the other pose and shape parameters in SMPL. It is that simple.
in https://github.com/vchoutas/smplx/tree/master/transfer_model#smpl-to-smpl%2Bh
it says:
The repository contains code for converting model parameters of one model to another. Never copy parameters between the models. You will not get the same poses. SMPL, SMPL+H and SMPL-X shape spaces are NOT compatible, since each model is the result of a different training process. A more detailed explanation on how we extract correspondences between the models and the loss function used to estimate the parameters can be found [here](https://github.com/vchoutas/smplx/blob/master/transfer_model/docs/transfer.md).
Which one should I follow? can I used smpl parameters (21, 3) for SMPL-H without hand and face? Just simply replace the SMPL-H's body pose?
@ZhengdiYu yes you can. There should not be a comma between SMPL and SMPL+H in the above text, but a slash. I will update the README.
Hello and thanks for the SMPL repos!
I'm trying to convert poses between the different SMPL body models. I have tried the conversion implemented which works very well but convert mesh into mesh with optimisation which is a quite long process.
Do you know how can we simply convert, for exemple, a SMPL-H with 156 dimensions into SMPL with 72 dimensions.
Thanks for any help!