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Hi,
Thanks for the amazing work. I was wondering how to get the time values ranging from [0,1]? Suppose I have n (1 to n) number of frames. Is the time for the i-th frame be (frame_i -1) / (n-1) (considering the time between consecutive frames is constant/same)?
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If you look at the transform json files it will help.
The tansform json files list time values from 0.0 to 1.0, where the first and last values are 0.0 and 1.0 so your equation is seems correct if frames are consecutively spaced.
Hi,
Thanks for the amazing work. I was wondering how to get the time values ranging from [0,1]? Suppose I have n (1 to n) number of frames. Is the time for the i-th frame be (frame_i -1) / (n-1) (considering the time between consecutive frames is constant/same)?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: