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render_mode = ? #84

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krystalonly opened this issue Jun 17, 2024 · 6 comments
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render_mode = ? #84

krystalonly opened this issue Jun 17, 2024 · 6 comments

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@krystalonly
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there is always error in training.
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hbb1 commented Jun 17, 2024

can you provide commands to reproduce this error?

@krystalonly
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can you provide commands to reproduce this error?

Thanks first.
Here is my command:
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And the error occurred after running SIBR_VIEWER, the result is below:
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hbb1 commented Jun 21, 2024

@RongLiu-Leo Dear Leo, do you have any idea?

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Compile the Viewer from GS Monitor:
Ensure that you compile the viewer from GS Monitor. Note that the viewer from the original 3DGS may not be compatible with 2DGS.

How Viewer works

  • Render Items Configuration:
    The render items configuration specifies the Render mode UI in the viewer. This configuration is crucial as it defines how the render modes are presented in the viewer's UI.

  • Mode Transmission to Python:
    Once a render mode is selected in the viewer, this mode is sent back to the Python side.

  • Python Rendering Function:
    The Python rendering function then renders the corresponding images based on the received render mode.

Verify Key Matching:
Ensure that your defined render items in the viewer match the keys used in the Python rendering function. Any discrepancy between these definitions can cause rendering issues. Double-check the configuration to confirm that all render modes are correctly mapped between the viewer and the Python code.

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Compile the Viewer from GS Monitor: Ensure that you compile the viewer from GS Monitor. Note that the viewer from the original 3DGS may not be compatible with 2DGS.

How Viewer works

  • Render Items Configuration:
    The render items configuration specifies the Render mode UI in the viewer. This configuration is crucial as it defines how the render modes are presented in the viewer's UI.
  • Mode Transmission to Python:
    Once a render mode is selected in the viewer, this mode is sent back to the Python side.
  • Python Rendering Function:
    The Python rendering function then renders the corresponding images based on the received render mode.

Verify Key Matching: Ensure that your defined render items in the viewer match the keys used in the Python rendering function. Any discrepancy between these definitions can cause rendering issues. Double-check the configuration to confirm that all render modes are correctly mapped between the viewer and the Python code.

oooooooooooooh! I compile the viewer from GS Monitor. It does work! Thanks very much.

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@RongLiu-Leo Dear Leo, do you have any idea?

Thanks very much

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