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> --use_vertex_normal, solved the issue but the final colored mesh is inverted for some reason. > > This is DTU scan4. As you can see the mesh is inverted. what...
> `scale: 1.0` should do the trick. That's the parameter that's 0.33 by default. Thanks for your reply and congrats for the excellent work. That's what I thought but when...
> In that case, tweaking `scale` is probably not the answer and I'd recommend instead to downscale the vertices of the output mesh. > > Instant NGP makes use of...
> > downscale the vertices of the output mesh. > > Hi Can you please explain how you managed to solved this problem, as i am having exactly same issue....
> > > > Exactly It seems to upscale by a different factor every time(when using different dataset) ,even for same object. And the aabe_scale doesn't seem to have an...
Perhaps @Tom94 can enlighten us on this matter.
> In order to adjust the scale I recommend you either set a scale ratio manually within meshlab (see here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6psAppbOOXM) or use pymeshlab to automate the process, mind you,...
Hi guys, For the last few days I've been testing another pipeline that uses sparse reconstruction output of the OpenMVG library to produce a 3D mesh. So I checked if...
> ## Is it correct to modify transform.json in the following way to add depth information? > Why is the model worse when I raise depth_supervision_lambda in the GUI? >...
> @jexiaong i did this #647 initially my files didnt load then I didnt used the "integer depth scale" line in the transforms .json and the file loaded but i...