Beispiel #1
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 def __init__(self, mesh, T_mesh_world,
              mat_props=MaterialProperties()):
     self.mesh = mesh
     self.T_mesh_world = T_mesh_world
     self.mat_props = mat_props
Beispiel #2
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    def images(self, mesh, object_to_camera_poses,
               mat_props=None, light_props=None, enable_lighting=True, debug=False):
        """Render images of the given mesh at the list of object to camera poses.

        Parameters
        ----------
        mesh : :obj:`Mesh3D`
            The mesh to be rendered.
        object_to_camera_poses : :obj:`list` of :obj:`RigidTransform`
            A list of object to camera transforms to render from.
        mat_props : :obj:`MaterialProperties`
            Material properties for the mesh
        light_props : :obj:`MaterialProperties`
            Lighting properties for the scene
        enable_lighting : bool
            Whether or not to enable lighting
        debug : bool
            Whether or not to debug the C++ meshrendering code.

        Returns
        -------
        :obj:`tuple` of `numpy.ndarray`
            A 2-tuple of ndarrays. The first, which represents the color image,
            contains ints (0 to 255) and is of shape (height, width, 3). 
            Each pixel is a 3-ndarray (red, green, blue) associated with a given
            y and x value. The second, which represents the depth image,
            contains floats and is of shape (height, width). Each pixel is a
            single float that represents the depth of the image.
        """
        # get mesh spec as numpy arrays
        vertex_arr = mesh.vertices
        tri_arr = mesh.triangles.astype(np.int32)
        if mesh.normals is None:
            mesh.compute_vertex_normals()
        norms_arr = mesh.normals

        # set default material properties
        if mat_props is None:
            mat_props = MaterialProperties()
        mat_props_arr = mat_props.arr

        # set default light properties
        if light_props is None:
            light_props = LightingProperties()

        # render for each object to camera pose
        # TODO: clean up interface, use modelview matrix!!!!
        color_ims = []
        depth_ims = []
        render_start = time.time()
        for T_obj_camera in object_to_camera_poses:
            # form projection matrix
            R = T_obj_camera.rotation
            t = T_obj_camera.translation
            P = self._camera_intr.proj_matrix.dot(np.c_[R, t])

            # form light props
            light_props.set_pose(T_obj_camera)
            light_props_arr = light_props.arr

            # render images for each
            c, d = meshrender.render_mesh([P],
                                          self._camera_intr.height,
                                          self._camera_intr.width,
                                          vertex_arr,
                                          tri_arr,
                                          norms_arr,
                                          mat_props_arr,
                                          light_props_arr,
                                          enable_lighting,
                                          debug)
            color_ims.extend(c)
            depth_ims.extend(d)
        render_stop = time.time()
        logging.debug('Rendering took %.3f sec' %(render_stop - render_start))

        return color_ims, depth_ims
Beispiel #3
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        vis3d.figure()
        vis3d.mesh(mesh)
        vis3d.normals(NormalCloud(mesh.normals.T),
                      PointCloud(mesh.vertices.T),
                      subsample=10)
        vis3d.show()

    d = utils.sqrt_ceil(len(stable_poses))
    vis.figure(size=(16, 16))

    table_mesh = ObjFile('data/meshes/table.obj').read()
    table_mesh = table_mesh.subdivide()
    table_mesh.compute_vertex_normals()
    table_mat_props = MaterialProperties(color=(0, 255, 0),
                                         ambient=0.5,
                                         diffuse=1.0,
                                         specular=1,
                                         shininess=0)

    for k, stable_pose in enumerate(stable_poses):
        logging.info('Rendering stable pose %d' % (k))

        # set resting pose
        T_obj_world = mesh.get_T_surface_obj(
            stable_pose.T_obj_table).as_frames('obj', 'world')

        # load camera intrinsics
        camera_intr = CameraIntrinsics.load(
            'data/camera_intr/primesense_carmine_108.intr')
        #camera_intr = camera_intr.resize(4)