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Step1 Environment Preparation

It is more recommeneded to use linux to configure your maya and mayapy

  • Install maya. For linux, refer to autodesk tutorial
  • When maya is installed successfully, you can find mayapy at /usr/autodesk/maya/bin/maypy, you can use absolute path / alias / env variable to let your system find mayapy
  • To test mayapy, you can try to run all the import commands in maya_save_fbx.py

Step2 Dataset / 3D Model Preparation

Download fbx model from the internet, you can use the links

You need to ensure the downloaded fbx model is T-posed by default

Step3 Run the fbx parser

Run in the terminal mayapy fbx_parser.py sample.fbx

If the parsing is successful, you will see generated files like follows:

  • sample.txt -> riginfo
  • smaple.obj -> T-posed mesh
  • sample.fbm -> texture information

You may see some error / warning info in the console's logging, but you can ignore them if expected files are all genereated.

Example

For the matching of 3d model with texture, an example is shown as follows:

posed_texture

We offer detailed instructions to help you dive into this project

# clone this repo 
git clone https://github.com/yuzhenbo/pose2carton
cd /path/to/pose2carton

# copy smpl pose info from class material 
cp /path/to/classmt/pose_sample.pkl ./ (#ln -s /path/to/classmt/pose_sample.pkl pose_sample.pkl)
python transfer.py

The results will be saved to samples/, you can cd samples/ and use meshlab to view the results. The generated mesh may have self-collision/intersection, here we simply ignore such case since we only copy rotation vectors. To avoid such problems, you can refer to a topic motion retargetting

Others

  • For fbx downloaded from the internet, parsed riginfo(.txt) may contain illegal characters for mayapy to parse. In such cases, you need to clean the txt manually For example, for models downloaded from mixamo, remove mixamo:: in the riginfo file.
  • You may find triangles of the mesh in obj does not cover the whole surface of the 3d model, and in such cases, you can manually add triangles, e.g. utilizing open3d

If you encounter any problem, feel free to contact TA