Marek

Candide.txt is a file describing the [CANDIDE face model](http://www.icg.isy.liu.se/candide/). Yes, the Python script opens that file. It also processes it into an .npz file.

In order to add glasses you would have to add more than just blendshapes. You would have to add them to the mesh. You could do this by saving the...

Hi, This is most likely due to the landmarks not being very stable. You can try using a different landmark detector, for example what I propose in the readme ("A...

Hi, sorry for the massive delay with answering. The way to find out which faces (triangles) correspond to eyes would be to save the mean3DShape with the mesh topology to...

I found an .obj file on my old machine that should correspond to the mesh used in the app, it is attached. As mentioned above you can open it in...

Hi, can you explain what exactly does not work?

I see, one problem may be that the `mesh` variable you load does not assume the same number of points in the mesh or the same order of the points...

Hi, In order to map a different texture you will need to provide the texture coordinates to textureCoords in line 41 in zad2.py file. Altenatively, if the texture you want...

Hi, given an imagee, this function detects the face and its landmarks. It then fits the 3D model to the landmarks and outputs the image coordinates to which the vertices...

Her eit is: ``` def fun（self，x，params）： #scale s = params [0] #rotation r = params [1：4] #translation t = params [4：6] w = params [6： ] mean3DShape = x[0] blendshapes...