How to use the trimesh.load function in trimesh (2024)

How to use the trimesh.load function in trimesh (1) cselab / Mirheo / tests / rigids / create_from_mesh.py View on Github How to use the trimesh.load function in trimesh (2)
def create_from_mesh_file(density, fname, niter): import trimesh m = trimesh.load(fname); # TODO diagonalize inertia = [row[i] for i, row in enumerate(m.moment_inertia)] return create_from_mesh(density, m.vertices.tolist(), m.faces.tolist(), inertia, niter)
How to use the trimesh.load function in trimesh (3) mmatl / pyrender / tests / unit / test_offscreen.py View on Github How to use the trimesh.load function in trimesh (4)
def test_offscreen_renderer(tmpdir): # Fuze trimesh fuze_trimesh = trimesh.load('examples/models/fuze.obj') fuze_mesh = Mesh.from_trimesh(fuze_trimesh) # Drill trimesh drill_trimesh = trimesh.load('examples/models/drill.obj') drill_mesh = Mesh.from_trimesh(drill_trimesh) drill_pose = np.eye(4) drill_pose[0,3] = 0.1 drill_pose[2,3] = -np.min(drill_trimesh.vertices[:,2]) # Wood trimesh wood_trimesh = trimesh.load('examples/models/wood.obj') wood_mesh = Mesh.from_trimesh(wood_trimesh) # Water bottle trimesh bottle_gltf = trimesh.load('examples/models/WaterBottle.glb') bottle_trimesh = bottle_gltf.geometry[list(bottle_gltf.geometry.keys())[0]]
How to use the trimesh.load function in trimesh (5) ThibaultGROUEIX / 3D-CODED / inference / correspondences.py View on Github How to use the trimesh.load function in trimesh (6)
def compute_correspondances(self, source_p, source_reconstructed_p, target_p, target_reconstructed_p, path): """ Given 2 meshes, and their reconstruction, compute correspondences between the 2 meshes through neireast neighbors :param source_p: path for source mesh :param source_reconstructed_p: path for source mesh reconstructed :param target_p: path for target mesh :param target_reconstructed_p: path for target mesh reconstructed :return: None but save a file with correspondences """ # inputs are all filepaths with torch.no_grad(): source = trimesh.load(source_p, process=False) source_reconstructed = trimesh.load(source_reconstructed_p, process=False) target = trimesh.load(target_p, process=False) target_reconstructed = trimesh.load(target_reconstructed_p, process=False) # project on source_reconstructed self.neigh.fit(source_reconstructed.vertices) idx_knn = self.neigh.kneighbors(source.vertices, return_distance=False) # correspondances throught template closest_points = target_reconstructed.vertices[idx_knn] closest_points = np.mean(closest_points, 1, keepdims=False) # project on target if self.project_on_target: print("projection on target...") self.neigh.fit(target.vertices) idx_knn = self.neigh.kneighbors(closest_points, return_distance=False) closest_points = target.vertices[idx_knn] closest_points = np.mean(closest_points, 1, keepdims=False)
How to use the trimesh.load function in trimesh (7) mmatl / urdfpy / urdfpy / utils.py View on Github How to use the trimesh.load function in trimesh (8)
def load_meshes(filename): """Loads triangular meshes from a file. Parameters ---------- filename : str Path to the mesh file. Returns ------- meshes : list of :class:`~trimesh.base.Trimesh` The meshes loaded from the file. """ meshes = trimesh.load(filename) # If we got a scene, dump the meshes if isinstance(meshes, trimesh.Scene): meshes = list(meshes.dump()) meshes = [g for g in meshes if isinstance(g, trimesh.Trimesh)] if isinstance(meshes, (list, tuple, set)): meshes = list(meshes) if len(meshes) == 0: raise ValueError('At least one mesh must be pmeshesent in file') for r in meshes: if not isinstance(r, trimesh.Trimesh): raise TypeError('Could not load meshes from file') elif isinstance(meshes, trimesh.Trimesh): meshes = [meshes] else:
How to use the trimesh.load function in trimesh (9) musyoku / gqn-dataset-renderer / opengl / rooms_free_camera_with_object_rotations.py View on Github How to use the trimesh.load function in trimesh (10)
bg_color=np.array([153 / 255, 226 / 255, 249 / 255]), ambient_light=np.array([0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 1.0])) floor_trimesh = trimesh.load("objects/floor.obj") mesh = Mesh.from_trimesh(floor_trimesh) node = Node( mesh=mesh, rotation=pyrender.quaternion.from_pitch(-math.pi / 2), translation=np.array([0, 0, 0])) texture_path = random.choice(floor_textures) set_random_texture(node, texture_path, intensity=0.8) scene.add_node(node) texture_path = random.choice(wall_textures) wall_trimesh = trimesh.load("objects/wall.obj") mesh = Mesh.from_trimesh(wall_trimesh) node = Node(mesh=mesh, translation=np.array([0, 1.15, -3.5])) set_random_texture(node, texture_path) scene.add_node(node) mesh = Mesh.from_trimesh(wall_trimesh) node = Node( mesh=mesh, rotation=pyrender.quaternion.from_yaw(math.pi), translation=np.array([0, 1.15, 3.5])) set_random_texture(node, texture_path) scene.add_node(node) mesh = Mesh.from_trimesh(wall_trimesh) node = Node( mesh=mesh,
How to use the trimesh.load function in trimesh (11) musyoku / gqn-dataset-renderer / opengl / mnist_dice_ring_camera.py View on Github How to use the trimesh.load function in trimesh (12)
def place_dice(scene, mnist_images, discrete_position=False, rotate_dice=False): dice_trimesh = trimesh.load("{}/dice.obj".format(object_directory)) mesh = Mesh.from_trimesh(dice_trimesh, smooth=False) node = Node( mesh=mesh, scale=np.array([0.75, 0.75, 0.75]), translation=np.array([0, 0.75, 0])) texture_image = generate_mnist_texture(mnist_images) primitive = node.mesh.primitives[0] primitive.material.baseColorTexture.source = texture_image primitive.material.baseColorTexture.sampler.minFilter = GL_LINEAR_MIPMAP_LINEAR directions = [-1.0, 0.0, 1.0] available_positions = [] for z in directions: for x in directions: available_positions.append((x, z)) xz = np.array(random.choice(available_positions))
How to use the trimesh.load function in trimesh (13) musyoku / gqn-dataset-renderer / opengl / rooms_free_camera_no_object_rotations.py View on Github How to use the trimesh.load function in trimesh (14)
def build_scene(colors, floor_textures, wall_textures, objects): scene = Scene( bg_color=np.array([153 / 255, 226 / 255, 249 / 255]), ambient_light=np.array([0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 1.0])) floor_trimesh = trimesh.load("objects/floor.obj") mesh = Mesh.from_trimesh(floor_trimesh) node = Node( mesh=mesh, rotation=pyrender.quaternion.from_pitch(-math.pi / 2), translation=np.array([0, 0, 0])) texture_path = random.choice(floor_textures) set_random_texture(node, texture_path, intensity=0.8) scene.add_node(node) texture_path = random.choice(wall_textures) wall_trimesh = trimesh.load("objects/wall.obj") mesh = Mesh.from_trimesh(wall_trimesh) node = Node(mesh=mesh, translation=np.array([0, 1.15, -3.5])) set_random_texture(node, texture_path) scene.add_node(node)
How to use the trimesh.load function in trimesh (15) ThibaultGROUEIX / 3D-CODED / inference / correspondences.py View on Github How to use the trimesh.load function in trimesh (16)
def reconstruct(self, input_p): """ Recontruct a 3D shape by deforming a template :param input_p: input path :return: None (but save reconstruction) """ print("Reconstructing ", input_p) input = trimesh.load(input_p, process=False) scalefactor = 1.0 if self.scale: input, scalefactor = my_utils.scale(input, self.mesh_ref_LR) # scale input to have the same volume as mesh_ref_LR if self.uniformize: input = my_utils.uniformize(input) if self.clean: input = my_utils.clean(input) # remove points that doesn't belong to any edges my_utils.test_orientation(input) mesh, meshReg = self.run(input, scalefactor, input_p) if not self.HR: red = self.red_LR green = self.green_LR
How to use the trimesh.load function in trimesh (17) RobotLocomotion / spartan / modules / spartan / utils / decompose_mesh_to_urdf.py View on Github How to use the trimesh.load function in trimesh (18)
def do_convex_decomposition_to_urdf(obj_filename, obj_mass, output_directory, do_visualization=False, scale=1.0, color=[0.75, 0.75, 0.75], **kwargs): mesh = trimesh.load(obj_filename) mesh.apply_scale(scale) # applies physical property scaling if (do_visualization): print("Showing input mesh...") mesh.show() mesh.density = obj_mass / mesh.volume decomposed_mesh = export_urdf(mesh, output_directory, color=color, **kwargs) print("Input mesh had ", len(mesh.faces), " faces and ", len(mesh.vertices), " verts") print("Output mesh has ", len(decomposed_mesh.faces), " faces and ", len(decomposed_mesh.vertices), " verts") if (do_visualization): print("Showing output mesh...") decomposed_mesh.show()
How to use the trimesh.load function in trimesh (19) mvandermerwe / PointSDF / mise.py View on Github How to use the trimesh.load function in trimesh (20)
# Center mesh. vertices[:,0] -= voxel_size * (((final_voxel_resolution) / 2) + 1) vertices[:,1] -= voxel_size * (((final_voxel_resolution) / 2) + 1) vertices[:,2] -= voxel_size * (((final_voxel_resolution) / 2) + 1) vertices[:,0] -= centroid_diff[0] vertices[:,1] -= centroid_diff[1] vertices[:,2] -= centroid_diff[2] #save_file = os.path.join(save_path, view + '.off') mcubes.export_obj(vertices, triangles, save_path) # Display mesh. if verbose: gen_mesh = trimesh.load(save_path) gen_mesh.show() return None # convert_to_sparse_voxel_grid(voxels, threshold=0.5)

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