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I used model.obj, which is from your folder "Pixel2Mesh/GenerateData/1a0bc9ab92c915167ae33d942430658c/".
Step1: I used pymeshlab and upsample.mlx to get the XYZ file. Step2: When I tried to run 2_generate_normal.py , the error was like below:
in generate_normal(pt_position, face_pts, face_axis) 60 continue 61 ---> 62 transform_verts = np.dot(pt_position - f_org, axis.transpose()) 63 vert_idx = np.where(np.abs(transform_verts[:,2]) < 6e-7)[0] 64
I don't know which step is wrong. Should I use Meshlabserver, which is discontinued, instead of pymeshlab?
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I had a similiar issue and used the discontinued meshlabserver (Meshlab 2020.09). It solved the issue.
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I used model.obj, which is from your folder "Pixel2Mesh/GenerateData/1a0bc9ab92c915167ae33d942430658c/".
Step1: I used pymeshlab and upsample.mlx to get the XYZ file.
Step2: When I tried to run 2_generate_normal.py , the error was like below:
in generate_normal(pt_position, face_pts, face_axis)
60 continue
61
---> 62 transform_verts = np.dot(pt_position - f_org, axis.transpose())
63 vert_idx = np.where(np.abs(transform_verts[:,2]) < 6e-7)[0]
64
ValueError: operands could not be broadcast together with shapes (19817,6) (3,)
I don't know which step is wrong. Should I use Meshlabserver, which is discontinued, instead of pymeshlab?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: