How to snapshot of 3d face obj in Python
We were converting set of 2D images into 3d Object, we have .obj file after convertion using https://github.com/YadiraF/PRNet.
We are mannually take snapshot of every angle, like open 3d object in meshlab and take snapshot save it in somewhere location. It is tedious operation to do. Now its ok when we have 100, 10000 images it would be much harder. Anyone please help me how we proceed/solve the situation in python.
inside 3D object contains like this:
v 382.4409936044731 4272.545560566024 138.77008056640625 0.14901960784313725 0.13725490196078433 0.11764705882352941
v 388.06044921875 4273.823271005668 141.68692016601562 0.18823529411764706 0.17254901960784313 0.13725490196078433
v 388.445614085478 4273.631472694547 142.4808349609375 0.18823529411764706 0.17254901960784313 0.13725490196078433
v 386.61643114276967 4274.4401909083945 140.76812744140625 0.16470588235294117 0.1450980392156863 0.12156862745098039
v 387.3517233455883 4274.452328048407 142.06898498535156 0.16470588235294117 0.1450980392156863 0.12156862745098039
v 388.67478553921575 4274.858647460937 141.64942932128906 0.19215686274509805 0.16470588235294117 0.1411764705882353
v 389.5287415747549 4275.084645565257 142.3542938232422 0.21568627450980393 0.1803921568627451 0.15294117647058825
.......
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f 1136 1137 891
f 1137 892 891
f 1137 1138 892
f 1138 893 892
f 1138 1139 893
f 1139 894 893
f 1139 1140 894
f 1140 895 894
f 1140 1141 895
....
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Can you please give me suggestion or sample coding it would be much helpful;
python 3d
asked Nov 20 '18 at 10:49
Varun_RathinamVarun_Rathinam
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We were converting set of 2D images into 3d Object, we have .obj file after convertion using https://github.com/YadiraF/PRNet.
We are mannually take snapshot of every angle, like open 3d object in meshlab and take snapshot save it in somewhere location. It is tedious operation to do. Now its ok when we have 100, 10000 images it would be much harder. Anyone please help me how we proceed/solve the situation in python.
inside 3D object contains like this:
v 382.4409936044731 4272.545560566024 138.77008056640625 0.14901960784313725 0.13725490196078433 0.11764705882352941
v 388.06044921875 4273.823271005668 141.68692016601562 0.18823529411764706 0.17254901960784313 0.13725490196078433
v 388.445614085478 4273.631472694547 142.4808349609375 0.18823529411764706 0.17254901960784313 0.13725490196078433
v 386.61643114276967 4274.4401909083945 140.76812744140625 0.16470588235294117 0.1450980392156863 0.12156862745098039
v 387.3517233455883 4274.452328048407 142.06898498535156 0.16470588235294117 0.1450980392156863 0.12156862745098039
v 388.67478553921575 4274.858647460937 141.64942932128906 0.19215686274509805 0.16470588235294117 0.1411764705882353
v 389.5287415747549 4275.084645565257 142.3542938232422 0.21568627450980393 0.1803921568627451 0.15294117647058825
.......
........
........
f 1136 891 890
f 1136 1137 891
f 1137 892 891
f 1137 1138 892
f 1138 893 892
f 1138 1139 893
f 1139 894 893
f 1139 1140 894
f 1140 895 894
f 1140 1141 895
....
....
....
Can you please give me suggestion or sample coding it would be much helpful;
python 3d
asked Nov 20 '18 at 10:49
Varun_RathinamVarun_Rathinam
141211
add a comment |
We were converting set of 2D images into 3d Object, we have .obj file after convertion using https://github.com/YadiraF/PRNet.
We are mannually take snapshot of every angle, like open 3d object in meshlab and take snapshot save it in somewhere location. It is tedious operation to do. Now its ok when we have 100, 10000 images it would be much harder. Anyone please help me how we proceed/solve the situation in python.
inside 3D object contains like this:
v 382.4409936044731 4272.545560566024 138.77008056640625 0.14901960784313725 0.13725490196078433 0.11764705882352941
v 388.06044921875 4273.823271005668 141.68692016601562 0.18823529411764706 0.17254901960784313 0.13725490196078433
v 388.445614085478 4273.631472694547 142.4808349609375 0.18823529411764706 0.17254901960784313 0.13725490196078433
v 386.61643114276967 4274.4401909083945 140.76812744140625 0.16470588235294117 0.1450980392156863 0.12156862745098039
v 387.3517233455883 4274.452328048407 142.06898498535156 0.16470588235294117 0.1450980392156863 0.12156862745098039
v 388.67478553921575 4274.858647460937 141.64942932128906 0.19215686274509805 0.16470588235294117 0.1411764705882353
v 389.5287415747549 4275.084645565257 142.3542938232422 0.21568627450980393 0.1803921568627451 0.15294117647058825
.......
........
........
f 1136 891 890
f 1136 1137 891
f 1137 892 891
f 1137 1138 892
f 1138 893 892
f 1138 1139 893
f 1139 894 893
f 1139 1140 894
f 1140 895 894
f 1140 1141 895
....
....
....
Can you please give me suggestion or sample coding it would be much helpful;
python 3d
asked Nov 20 '18 at 10:49
Varun_RathinamVarun_Rathinam
141211
We were converting set of 2D images into 3d Object, we have .obj file after convertion using https://github.com/YadiraF/PRNet.
We are mannually take snapshot of every angle, like open 3d object in meshlab and take snapshot save it in somewhere location. It is tedious operation to do. Now its ok when we have 100, 10000 images it would be much harder. Anyone please help me how we proceed/solve the situation in python.
inside 3D object contains like this:
v 382.4409936044731 4272.545560566024 138.77008056640625 0.14901960784313725 0.13725490196078433 0.11764705882352941
v 388.06044921875 4273.823271005668 141.68692016601562 0.18823529411764706 0.17254901960784313 0.13725490196078433
v 388.445614085478 4273.631472694547 142.4808349609375 0.18823529411764706 0.17254901960784313 0.13725490196078433
v 386.61643114276967 4274.4401909083945 140.76812744140625 0.16470588235294117 0.1450980392156863 0.12156862745098039
v 387.3517233455883 4274.452328048407 142.06898498535156 0.16470588235294117 0.1450980392156863 0.12156862745098039
v 388.67478553921575 4274.858647460937 141.64942932128906 0.19215686274509805 0.16470588235294117 0.1411764705882353
v 389.5287415747549 4275.084645565257 142.3542938232422 0.21568627450980393 0.1803921568627451 0.15294117647058825
.......
........
........
f 1136 891 890
f 1136 1137 891
f 1137 892 891
f 1137 1138 892
f 1138 893 892
f 1138 1139 893
f 1139 894 893
f 1139 1140 894
f 1140 895 894
f 1140 1141 895
....
....
....
Can you please give me suggestion or sample coding it would be much helpful;
python 3d
python 3d
asked Nov 20 '18 at 10:49
Varun_RathinamVarun_Rathinam
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asked Nov 20 '18 at 10:49
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asked Nov 20 '18 at 10:49
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asked Nov 20 '18 at 10:49
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