- Numpy http://www.numpy.org
- Panda 3D https://www.panda3d.org
- path.py https://pypi.python.org/pypi/path.py
- PIL https://pypi.python.org/pypi/PIL/1.1.6
- termcolor https://pypi.python.org/pypi/termcolor
- Beautiful Soup 3 https://pypi.python.org/pypi/BeautifulSoup/3.2.1
The main script to render your models into 2D images is render.py
.
The usage syntax is:
render.py [-h] [--mode {rgb,depth,normals}] [--win-size WIN_SIZE]
[--focal-length-in FOCAL_LENGTH_IN] [--rho-in RHO_IN]
[--phi-deg PHI_DEG] [--theta-delta-deg THETA_DELTA_DEG]
[--mkdir] [--clear-cache] [--wrl]
MODEL_DIR OUTPUT_DIR
Render 3D models to images
positional arguments:
MODEL_DIR Base path of model
OUTPUT_DIR Model id/directory
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--mode {rgb,depth,normals}
--win-size WIN_SIZE output window size
--focal-length-in FOCAL_LENGTH_IN
--rho-in RHO_IN rho (distance from camera) in inches
--phi-deg PHI_DEG phi/pitch in degrees
--theta-delta-deg THETA_DELTA_DEG
theta/yaw increments in degrees
--mkdir
--clear-cache
--wrl Use .wrl model. Note: this has no texture
For example,
~/render.py ~/chairs/1028b32dc1873c2afe26a3ac360dbd4 ~/tmp_renders
would use the default parameters to render 64 RGB views of the model in
directory ~/chairs/1028b32dc1873c2afe26a3ac360dbd4
as a sequence of files
in tmp_renders. Note that you will see an empty window pop up, which is a
side-effect of the rendering process.
For a visualization of the phi, theta and rho parameters see the following figure:
Conceptually, we set up the scene (including camera, model and lighting),
render the output into a buffer, and save this buffer into a .png
file. In
practice, this involves setting various obscure options in Panda and extreme
care in the format of the Collada model. Unfortunately, libraries to load 3D
models tend to not be very robust.
You are encouraged to examine and improve the code.
- Warehouse 3D markup changed, breaking scraper.