List out of range in Annotation2Mesh.py, line 115
LR32768 opened this issue · 8 comments
The dataset faces mainly consist of 3 vertices hence the array f is always a 3-tuple array, however in line 115 of Annotation2Mesh.py it just call f[3], which makes the program crash.
Did you notice this apparent error or is there something I missed to cause such problem?
Hi, thanks for the heads up. Does it actually crash also with the sample meshes for you? For me it works without crashing, but I agree 3 should be out of range
Hi, thanks for the heads up. Does it actually crash also with the sample meshes for you? For me it works without crashing, but I agree 3 should be out of range
I am not sure. I download the full_annotations.json as you instructed and put it at the directory ./Rountines/Script, then run the Annotation2Mesh.py and this is what I got, is there anything I miss?
Hi, thanks for the heads up. Does it actually crash also with the sample meshes for you? For me it works without crashing, but I agree 3 should be out of range
Hence I believe it is the sample meshes
Also, I see there is a demo for oriented bounding box, but I didn't find where is the visualization for it. Could you please inform the place of that part of code to visualize the bounding box for each CAD model in aligned scene?
The dataset faces mainly consist of 3 vertices hence the array f is always a 3-tuple array, however in line 115 of Annotation2Mesh.py it just call f[3], which makes the program crash.
is this problem solved?
Also, I see there is a demo for oriented bounding box, but I didn't find where is the visualization for it. Could you please inform the place of that part of code to visualize the bounding box for each CAD model in aligned scene?
The dataset faces mainly consist of 3 vertices hence the array f is always a 3-tuple array, however in line 115 of Annotation2Mesh.py it just call f[3], which makes the program crash.
Did you notice this apparent error or is there something I missed to cause such problem?
are you solve this problem now?
Also, I see there is a demo for oriented bounding box, but I didn't find where is the visualization for it. Could you please inform the place of that part of code to visualize the bounding box for each CAD model in aligned scene?
The dataset faces mainly consist of 3 vertices hence the array f is always a 3-tuple array, however in line 115 of Annotation2Mesh.py it just call f[3], which makes the program crash.
Did you notice this apparent error or is there something I missed to cause such problem?are you solve this problem now?
no, and haven't find a way to bypass it either
fixed this bug with the latest commit :)