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Hello! I'm trying to run custom data through the multiview setup. It all seems to work in that when I have fewer frames in the input directory, it processes quickly, and more frames takes much longer. But there's no real shell output that tells you this. When I check the test renders though, I only get one frame, but it looks pretty good. And if I use export_perframe_3DGS.py, I always seem to get 6 ply files out that seem to be the first 6 frames of the range.
Is there something I'm missing?
Thanks so much!
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Hi,did you meet some problems when you use multipleviewprogress.sh to make your own dataset.Please make sure that you have named your images as what have been shown in the readme.md.
You say that you only get one frame you check the test renders. To help you handle this problem,I suggest you to Breakpoint debugging on the 641th line of scene/dataset_readers, when your program reaches this line,please pay attention to whether the variable test_cam_infos has a sufficient number of image_paths.
If there are no problems with the above steps,Please give me feedback as soon as possible and I will further discuss this issue with you.
Hello! I'm trying to run custom data through the multiview setup. It all seems to work in that when I have fewer frames in the input directory, it processes quickly, and more frames takes much longer. But there's no real shell output that tells you this. When I check the test renders though, I only get one frame, but it looks pretty good. And if I use export_perframe_3DGS.py, I always seem to get 6 ply files out that seem to be the first 6 frames of the range.
Is there something I'm missing?
Thanks so much!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: