We provide a simple C++ based toolbox for the SUNCG dataset.
Please see our webpage and paper for more details about the data and downloads.

0. [Data Organization](#Data Organization)
1. [Data Format](#Data Format)
2. [C++ Toolbox](#C++ Toolbox)
3. [Basic Functionalities](#Basic Functionalities)
4. Resources

The downloaded and unzipped SUNCG files should be organized as follows:

data_root
    |-- house
        |-- <sceneid>
            |-- house.json
    |-- room
        |-- <sceneid>
            |- fr_0rm_0c.mtl    
            |- fr_0rm_0c.obj
            ...
    |-- object
        |-- <objectid>
            |--objectid.obj
    |-- texture

Each 3D scene is saved as "house.json", and structured as follows:

house.json

• id
• front
• up
• scaleToMeters
• levels : array of level
  • id
  • bbox: axis aligned bounding box of level
    • “min”
    • “max”
  • nodes: array of nodes
    • "id": string of the form “floorIdx_itemIdx” (floorIdx is the index of floor, itemIdx is the index of node)
    • "type": indicates one of the following four node types: Object, Box, Ground, Room
    • "valid" : boolean (1 or 0) - skip loading for this object if it is false (0)
    • "modelId" : corresponding model name for loading obj file
    • "material": array of materials with the following fields:
      • name
      • texture
      • color
    • "dimensions": dimensions of box in scene space units for Box only
    • "transform": 4x4 column-major transformation matrix from object coordinates to scene coordinates
    • "isMirrored": boolean variable indicating whether we need to reverse normals due to flipping
    • "roomType": for room nodes only (array of strings)
    • "hideCeiling": boolean
    • "hideFloor": boolean
    • "nodeIndices": indicates (itemIdx) which nodes are belong to this room starts with zero
    • "state": different state from base model 0=open, 1=closed

The code is organized as follows:

gaps
    |-- pkgs - source and include files for all packages (software libraries)
    |-- apps - source files for several applications and example programs
    |-- makefiles - unix-style make file definitions
    |-- vc - visual studio solution files
    |-- lib - archive library (.lib) files (created during compilation)
    |-- bin - executable files (created during compilation)
metadata
    |-- ModelCategoryMapping.csv
    |-- suncgModelLights.json

Compile with OpenGL, it will use GPU for rendering:

cd gaps
make clean 
make 

Compile with OSMesa, it will use CPU for off-screen rendering:

cd gaps
make clean 
make mesa

cd data_root/house/<sceneid>/
gaps/bin/x86_64/sceneview house.json -v 

Camera Controls

• Left click: Orbit view
• Right click: Pan view
• Mouse wheel: Zoom view
• Double click on an object to change the viewer's rotation center

Other function keys

• "b": show back faces
• "h": show bounding boxes
• "c": show cameras
• "e": show edges
• "a": show axes
• "Esc": exit program
• "Space": print out current camera

cd data_root/projects/<sceneid>/
gaps/bin/x86_64/scn2iscn house.json house.obj

It will write out "house.obj" and "house.mtl" in the current folder.

cd data_root/projects/<sceneid>/
gaps/bin/x86_64/scn2cam house.json outputcamerasfile  -categories ModelCategoryMapping.csv  -v

Input options -width: Output image width -height: Output image height -xfov: Camera FOV -eye_height: Camera height

Use the following command to check the generated camera file. Press key "c" to show the camera. Press key "v" to go though each view point.

gaps/bin/x86_64/sceneview house.json -cameras outputcamerasfile

cd data_root/projects/<sceneid>/
gaps/bin/x86_64/scn2img house.json inputcamerasfile outputimagedirectory -categories ModelCategoryMapping.csv  -v

The program will generate the following files, you can use the corresponding flags to choose which files to generate:

• capture_color_images: OpenGL rendering of RGB image saved as JPEG.
• capture_depth_images: Depth image saved as uint16 PNG
• capture_kinect_images: Depth image with simulated Kinect noise saved as uint16 PNG.
• capture_normal_images: Normal map saved as 3 uint16 PNG image for x y z.
• capture_albedo_images: Albedo image saved as JPEG.
• capture_brdf_images: Brdf image saved as JPEG.
• capture_material_images: Material index map saved as PNG.
• capture_node_images: Node index map (instance segmentation).
• capture_category_images: Object category map saved as PNG (need input "-categories ModelCategoryMapping.csv" to map from modelId to index).
• capture_boundary_images: Combine boundary map with node boundaries (first bit), silhouette boundaries (second bit), where depth difference is > 10% of depth (third bit), crease boundaries (fourth bit).

Room category: living room, kitchen, bedroom, child room, dining room, bathroom, toilet, hall, hallway, office, guest room, wardrobe, room, lobby, storage, boiler room, balcony, loggia, terrace, entryway, passenger elevator, freight elevator, aeration, garage and gym.

Object category mapping between SUNCG to NYU depth V2 40 object class can be found in $data_root/metadata/ModelClassMapping.csv.

If you find SUNCG useful in your research, please consider citing:

@article{song2016ssc, 
    title= {Semantic Scene Completion from a Single Depth Image}, 
    author= {Song, Shuran and Yu, Fisher and Zeng, Andy and Chang, Angel X and Savva, Manolis and Funkhouser, Thomas}, 
    journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:1611.08974}, 
    year={2016} 
}

This toolbox is adapted from GAPS written by Thomas Funkhouser. Here is the orignal GAPS README:

GAPS Users -

This directory contains all code for the GAPS software library. There are several subdirectories:

pkgs - source and include files for all packages (software libraries).
apps - source files for several application and example programs. 
makefiles - unix-style make file definitions
vc - visual studio solution files
lib - archive library (.lib) files (created during compilation).
bin - executable files (created during compilation).

If you are using linux or cygwin and have gcc and OpenGL development libraries installed, or if you are using MAC OS X with the xcode development environment, you should be able to compile all the code by typing "make clean; make" in this directory. If you are using Windows Visual Studio 10 or later, then you should be able to open the solution file vc.sln in the vc subdirectory and then "Rebuild Solution." For other development platforms, you should edit the shared compilation settings in the makefiles/Makefiles.std to meet your needs.

To write a program that uses the GAPS pkgs, then you should include "-I XXX/gaps/pkgs" in your compile flags (CFLAGS) and "-L XXX/gaps/lib" in your link flags (LDFLAGS), where XXX is the directory where you installed the gaps software.

The software is distributed under the MIT license (see LICENSE.txt) and thus can be used for any purpose without warranty, any liability, or any suport of any kind.

• Tom Funkhouser