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how to visualize plenoctree format?

Open Holmes-Alan opened this issue 2 years ago • 1 comments

Hello there. This is a very interesting code. I wonder if it can also visualize the plenoctree format for a 3D model. For instance, I have a tree.npy file from https://github.com/sxyu/plenoctree. How can I visualize it?

Holmes-Alan avatar May 05 '22 13:05 Holmes-Alan

Hi @Holmes-Alan - I also think this package is super interesting.

I wonder if what you're describing is possible via the scene.export() method. I think you would need to at least set the tree_file parameter, and let display=True in the function call.

Just my thoughts!

UPstartDeveloper avatar May 06 '22 23:05 UPstartDeveloper

Hi @Holmes-Alan - I also think this package is super interesting.

I wonder if what you're describing is possible via the scene.export() method. I think you would need to at least set the tree_file parameter, and let display=True in the function call.

Just my thoughts!

I have a question. When we use nerfvis to display NeRF results, how do we save the generated npz file? For instance, I have

scene.set_nerf(nerf_func, center=args.center, radius=args.radius, use_dirs=True) scene.display(open_browser=False, port=args.port)

How do I save the scene to npz file?

Holmes-Alan avatar Oct 27 '22 11:10 Holmes-Alan

Hi @Holmes-Alan - I also think this package is super interesting. I wonder if what you're describing is possible via the scene.export() method. I think you would need to at least set the tree_file parameter, and let display=True in the function call. Just my thoughts!

I have a question. When we use nerfvis to display NeRF results, how do we save the generated npz file? For instance, I have

scene.set_nerf(nerf_func, center=args.center, radius=args.radius, use_dirs=True) scene.display(open_browser=False, port=args.port)

How do I save the scene to npz file?

resolved!

Holmes-Alan avatar Oct 28 '22 02:10 Holmes-Alan

^@Holmes-Alan I'm presuming the solution you found was to use scene.export()? (docs link)

UPstartDeveloper avatar Oct 29 '22 17:10 UPstartDeveloper