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Neural Cages for Detail-Preserving 3D Deformations

[project page][pdf][supplemental]

Installation

git clone --recursive https://github.com/yifita/deep_cage.git
# install dependency
cd pytorch_points
conda env create --name pytorch-all --file environment.yml
python setup.py develop
# install pymesh2
# if this step fails, try to install pymesh from source as instructed here
# https://pymesh.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.html
# make sure that the cmake 3.15+ is used
pip install pymesh/pymesh2-0.2.1-cp37-cp37m-linux_x86_64.whl
# install other dependecies
pip install -r requirements.txt

Trained model

Download trained models from https://igl.ethz.ch/projects/neural-cage/trained_models.zip.

Unzip under trained_models. You should get several subfolders under trained_models, e.g. trained_models/chair_ablation_full etc.

Optional

install Thea https://github.com/sidch/Thea to batch render outputs

Demo

  • download shapenet data
wget https://igl.ethz.ch/projects/neural-cage/processed_shapenetseg.zip
  • deform source shape to target shape

❗ To test your with your own chair models, please make sure that your data is axis-aligned in the same way as our provided examples. 

# results will be saved in trained_models/chair_ablation_full/test
python cage_deformer_3d.py --dataset SHAPENET --full_net --bottleneck_size 256 --n_fold 2 --ckpt trained_models/chair_ablation_full/net_final.pth --target_model data/shapenet_target/**/*.obj  --source_model data/elaborated_chairs/throne_no_base.obj data/elaborated_chairs/Chaise_longue_noir_House_Doctor.ply --subdir fancy_chairs --phase test --is_poly

Example: input - target - output chair-example

  • deformation transfer
# download surreal data from 3DCoded
cd data && mkdir Surreal && cd Surreal
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ThibaultGROUEIX/3D-CODED/master/data/download_dataset.sh
chmod a+'x' download_dataset.sh
./download_dataset.sh

# baseline deform the original training source
python deformer_3d.py --dataset SURREAL --nepochs 2 --data_dir data/Surreal --batch_size 1 --num_point 6890 --bottleneck_size 1024 --template data/cage_tpose.ply --source_model data/surreal_template_tpose.ply  --ckpt trained_models/tpose_atlas_b1024/net_final.pth --phase test

# deformation transfer to a skeleton
python optimize_cage.py --dataset SURREAL --nepochs 3000 --data_dir data/Surreal --num_point 6890 --bottleneck_size 1024 --clap_weight 0.05 --template data/cage_tpose.ply --model data/fancy_humanoid/Skeleton/skeleton_tpose.obj --subdir skeleton --source_model data/surreal_template_tpose.ply --ckpt trained_model/tpose_atlas_b1024/net_final.pth --lr 0.005 --is_poly

# deformation transfer to a robot (with another model, which is trained using resting pose instead of the tpose)
python optimize_cage.py --ckpt trained_models/rpose_mlp/net_final.pth --nepochs 8000 --mlp --num_point 6890 --phase test --dataset SURREAL --data_dir data/Surreal --model data/fancy_humanoid/robot.obj --subdir robot --source_model data/surreal_template.ply --clap_weight 0.1 --lr 0.0005 --template data/surreal_template_v77.ply

Training

ShapeNet deformations

A binary file storing preprocessed training data is provided data/train_Chair_-1_2500.pkl. This consists of the chair models from the PartSegv0 subset of ShapeNetCore.v1 dataset. The following command is what we ran to create our results in the paper.

python cage_deformer.py --data_cat Chair --dataset SHAPENET --data_dir {ROOT_POINT_DIR} \
  --batch_size 8 --nepochs 12 --num_point 1024 --bottleneck_size 256 --n_fold 2 --loss CD \
  --name shapenet_chairs --mvc_weight 0.1 --sym_weight 0.5 --p2f_weight 0.1 --snormal_weight 0.1 --full_net

Data generation

You can also create your own data from shapenet.

  1. Download data from ShapeNet.org. Make sure that a synsetoffset2category.txt file is located in the root directory. If it doesn't, you can copy data/processed_shapenetseg/synsetoffset2category.txt to the root directory.
  2. Sample points from ShapeNet using the scripts/resample_shapenet.py
python resample_shapenet.py {INPUT_DIR} {OUTPUT_DIR}
# example
python resample_shapenet.py /home/mnt/points/data/ShapeNet/ShapeNetCore.v2/04530566 /home/mnt/points/data/ShapeNet/ShapeNetCore.v2.5000p/

Alternatively, you can use the presampled point data provided by Thibault (https://github.com/ThibaultGROUEIX/AtlasNet/blob/master/dataset/download_shapenet_pointclouds.sh).

Humanoid deformations

surreal_deform_test Train a deformation only model with a fixed source shape and cage. The comman below will use the rest pose source shape and the a handcreated source cage One can also use --template data/surreal_template_v77.ply, which is a cage created by edge collapsing.

python deformer_3d.py --dataset SURREAL --nepochs 3 --data_dir data/Surreal --batch_size 4 --warmup_epoch 0.5 \
--num_point 2048 --bottleneck_size 512 --template data/cage_rpose.obj --source_model data/surreal_template.ply \
--mvc_weight 1.0 --loss MSE --mlp --name surreal_rpose

For deformation transfer, we use Thea to mark correspondences. An example of the landmarks is shown below. This creates a landmark file such as data/surreal_template.picked, which will be used by optimize_cage.py to adapt the source cage to a novel target shape. deformation_transfer_corres

cite

@inproceedings{Yifan:NeuralCage:2020,
  author={Wang Yifan and Noam Aigerman and Vladimir G. Kim and Siddhartha Chaudhuri and Olga Sorkine-Hornung},
  title={Neural Cages for Detail-Preserving 3D Deformations},
  booktitle = {CVPR},
  year = {2020},
}