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Hello,
I tried to run the Stanford demo, and I got multiple issues:
1- When you run the python -m demo.stanford command for the first time (you don't have the .ply file yet) it should run the download function since the file_name doesn't match with any local file.
But then, you get this error:
Because the defined file_name in the start of the demo file doesn't match the name of the file on the server-side if you follow the static part of the (conferenceRoom_1.ply vs 1.ply).
2- When you change the name on the code to 1.ply, it downloads the file, but from what I understood, it is not the good file.
Because then I got this error:
Which is caused by this line:
And when you see the structure of the data here:
It really has no "label" property, and I think the file is from ScanNet because when you visualize it you get this:
Sorry if this is not the proper way to write an issue, it is my first one, and I tried to be the most explicit I could.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello,
I tried to run the Stanford demo, and I got multiple issues:
1- When you run the
python -m demo.stanford
command for the first time (you don't have the.ply
file yet) it should run the download function since thefile_name
doesn't match with any local file.But then, you get this error:
Because the defined
file_name
in the start of the demo file doesn't match the name of the file on the server-side if you follow the static part of the (conferenceRoom_1.ply vs 1.ply).2- When you change the name on the code to
1.ply
, it downloads the file, but from what I understood, it is not the good file.Because then I got this error:
Which is caused by this line:
And when you see the structure of the data here:
It really has no "label" property, and I think the file is from ScanNet because when you visualize it you get this:
Sorry if this is not the proper way to write an issue, it is my first one, and I tried to be the most explicit I could.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: