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how to create rendering_metadata.txt?
How to generate rendering_metadata.txt for the specific model for the training?
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Can anybody help on how to generate rendering_metadata?
hi, I want to know the theory of converting cloud data into two-dimensional images.
I have tested in the 3D processing software.
Just render a model , and generate the specifice image. I use the camera params and camera model algorithmes to get the image point.
Good to know that you have already made it, can you elaborate on the steps you did it if possible?
I have tested in the 3D processing software.
Just render a model , and generate the specifice image. I use the camera params and camera model algorithmes to get the image point.
Same question here. Do you use blender and which kind of camera params are used here? Thanks!
I think they use prior camera knowledge to set the camera parameters. From my understaning, they use azimuth (0-360), elevation around 30, tilt 0, camera distance to the zero of an object around 0.8m.
Hi everyone. Since the dataset we use is also from the author of 3DR2N2, the original data was rendered using blender. The camera parameters for rendering are just like @KnightOfTheMoonlight said.
I wrote a Master Thesis about 3D-Methods including Pixel2Mesh (in German). But my repository can be found here: https://github.com/markuspaschi/ShapeNetTools Go into DataSet_Tools/Renderer to find hints about how I used the blender renderer to create images. I changed some parameters (no guarantee that it is working better, but it may be a starting point for some people)
@KnightOfTheMoonlight @walsvid In the rendering_metadata.txt
there are 5 parameters.
so, 1 - azimuth
2 - elevation
3 - tilt
4 - distance to the zero to the object
5 - ?
I think they use prior camera knowledge to set the camera parameters. From my understaning, they use azimuth (0-360), elevation around 30, tilt 0, camera distance to the zero of an object around 0.8m.
But the rendering_metadata.txt there are 5 parameters. What's the last parameter