Thank you for your code!
I'm a beginner for 3D reconstruction and two problems (perhaps? : ) ) were found when I try to run the code.
Generate a mesh and save it for the report.
The problem is at training/trainer.py, the generate_mesh(self) function.
The path for the mesh generation is below，and then save it.
path = '/'.join([self.opt.training_media_path, str(self.flags.media_count)]) + ".obj"
mesh_processor.save(mesh, path, self.colormap)
But the mesh_processor.save(mesh, path, self.colormap) will change the extension to .ply，which will overwrite somewhere an existing file.
pymesh.save_mesh(path[:-3] + "ply", mesh, *mesh.get_attribute_names(), ascii=True)
The http server for the final report.
The command to start a simple http server is as below in auxiliary/visualization.py.
cmd = f"{sys.executable} -m http.server {http_port} > /dev/null 2>&1"
CMD = f'TMUX=0 tmux new-session -d -s httpserver \; send-keys "{cmd}" Enter'
os.system(CMD)
In my case(python 3.6.13, the same as the requirement.)，it failed. And the command cmd = f"{sys.executable} -m http.server {http_port} > /dev/null 2>&1" works well for me.
Thank you for your code!
I'm a beginner for 3D reconstruction and two problems (perhaps? : ) ) were found when I try to run the code.
Generate a mesh and save it for the report.
The problem is at
training/trainer.py, thegenerate_mesh(self)function.The path for the mesh generation is below，and then save it.
But the
mesh_processor.save(mesh, path, self.colormap)will change the extension to.ply，which will overwrite somewhere an existing file.The http server for the final report.
The command to start a simple http server is as below in
auxiliary/visualization.py.In my case(python 3.6.13, the same as the requirement.)，it failed. And the command
cmd = f"{sys.executable} -m http.server {http_port} > /dev/null 2>&1"works well for me.