Can't get the correct detailed mesh and image

[QingXIA233]

Hi, your work is really impressive! However, after I set everything properly and run the demo_reconstruct.py, I couldn't get the detailed mesh like what the README shows. I see other results like:

But what I got is like:

Everything is all right with the code, I tried both standard rasterization and pytorch3d rasterization, I also tried useTex(I got the required texture npz file) and without using it, but in each case, I got the same results like I show above. Does anyone know the reason here and maybe give me some hint to get the correct results? Thank you all, maybe this is a stupid question but it really is driving me crazy. :(

[Open-Debin]

Hello, I am also learn deca too. If you want to have a communication you can email me. michaeldbmeng19@outlook.com

[Natyen189]

This is exactly my issue right now too. Cant find what im missing tho

[cnpgs]

Are you referring to the texture shown in the GIF? If so, I too have a similar issue.

I can get the .obj and .mtl files that can be opened with MeshLab, but the texture is only visible for the non-detailed shape (.obj) file; in other words, the .obj file with name '<file_name>_detail.obj' only has the shape visible, and no texture. Also, the texture is nowhere near as complete as that shown in GIF:

[birdflies]

@cnpgs I too have a similar issue. do you solve it?

[cnpgs]

@cnpgs I too have a similar issue. do you solve it?

@birdflies No, unfortunately I have not solved it yet.

[qiliux]

I want to get the answer too..

[yfeng95]

Hi,

Thanks for pointing out this, it was a small bug in https://github.com/YadiraF/DECA/blob/f84855abf9f6956fb79f3588258621b363fa282c/decalib/deca.py#L304,
I forgot to add color before.
Just fixed this, should work now, thanks!

[goldwater668]

@yfeng95 Tried the latest code, still did not solve the problem mentioned above

[yaozhuyu-nreal]

@yfeng95 Tried the latest code, still did not solve the problem mentioned above
https://github.com/yfeng95/DECA/blob/master/decalib/deca.py#L309, replacing dense_colors with dense_colors/255 will work.