Very, very nice, congratulations.
And it pretty much works out of the box, something rather unusual for researchy code.
What would make this absolutely great is there was a way to output a wavefront OBJ file for the dense 3D geometry.
And it pretty much works out of the box, something rather unusual for researchy code.
What would make this absolutely great is there was a way to output a wavefront OBJ file for the dense 3D geometry.
# Output .ply geometry for each face detected
ocnt = 0
for face in ver_lst:
with open('face_%04d.ply' % ocnt, 'w') as f:
x = face[0]
y = face[1]
z = face[2]
n = x.size
print('ply', file=f)
print('format ascii 1.0', file=f)
print('element vertex %d' % n, file=f)
print('property float x', file=f)
print('property float y', file=f)
print('property float z', file=f)
print('element face 0', file=f)
print('property list uchar int vertex_indices', file=f)
print('end_header', file=f)
for i in range(0, n):
print("%12.8f %12.8f %12.8f" % (x[i], y[i], z[i]), file=f)
ocnt += 1