Ren Li
> In the json files why are the annotations' confidence lower than 100%? Should not the confidence of ground truth annotation be 100%? I think the pose annotation is annotated...
Another question is how to convert the 3D joints inferred from the model to the coordinate used by fit_up.py.
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Hello, thanks for your interest in our work. For simulation, you can use any simulation software, such as blender (with smplx add-on) or marvelous designer. There are many tutorials online....
Yes, you need to determine the vertices for pin by yourselves. For trousers and skirts, it is easy since you can use the boundary vertices around the waist for pinning....
It's better if you can use simulator (blender or mixamo). We just made a simple demo, so our code for animation is naive. There are many algorithms for cloth simulation...
You mean there is collision between the garment and body?
Yes. But you need to train a model with dress for it.
For the second one, I guess the problem is the arms are too close to the body. In our training, we actually separate arms a bit away from the body...
> I'm facing the same issue with bottom garments. Do I separate the legs, too? Is there a code snippet available for the same? We don't do that for legs....