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I check the rendered depth image in pybullet, this depth image should be generated based on Orthographic Projection Matrix, I do the following experiment:
I place the camera horizontally and then place the target object 5cm in front of the camera and get the rendered depth image;
Then I print the data of the depth image and found that all the pixel points are 0.05, so I conclude that the depth image is generated based on Orthographic Projection Matrix. I want to know if there is a way in pybullet to turn Orthographic Projection Matrix into Perspective Projection Matrix.
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I check the rendered depth image in pybullet, this depth image should be generated based on Orthographic Projection Matrix, I do the following experiment:
I place the camera horizontally and then place the target object 5cm in front of the camera and get the rendered depth image;
Then I print the data of the depth image and found that all the pixel points are 0.05, so I conclude that the depth image is generated based on Orthographic Projection Matrix. I want to know if there is a way in pybullet to turn Orthographic Projection Matrix into Perspective Projection Matrix.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: