Why can't I render different head posture orientations?

[gaga0714]

Hello, I want to try to render different head pose orientations, but when I try to render the pre-trained model you provided using each of the following three commands, I get the same result head orientation, can you give me some suggestions?
python render.py --novel_view 5 -m ./output/id1
python render.py --novel_view 30 -m ./output/id1
python render.py --novel_view 50 -m ./output/id1

[chiehwangs]

Hello, I want to try to render different head pose orientations, but when I try to render the pre-trained model you provided using each of the following three commands, I get the same result head orientation, can you give me some suggestions? python render.py --novel_view 5 -m ./output/id1 python render.py --novel_view 30 -m ./output/id1 python render.py --novel_view 50 -m ./output/id1

Hi,

I guess the number you write after --novel_view is to express the angle of rotation? In fact, you only need to set --novel_view to True to render the new perspective. The specific angle settings of the new perspective are in L170~L178 of the dataset_readers.py.

[gaga0714]

Hello, I want to try to render different head pose orientations, but when I try to render the pre-trained model you provided using each of the following three commands, I get the same result head orientation, can you give me some suggestions? python render.py --novel_view 5 -m ./output/id1 python render.py --novel_view 30 -m ./output/id1 python render.py --novel_view 50 -m ./output/id1

Hi,

I guess the number you write after --novel_view is to express the angle of rotation? In fact, you only need to set --novel_view to True to render the new perspective. The specific angle settings of the new perspective are in L170~L178 of the dataset_readers.py.

Thank you very much, I did misunderstand the meaning of the parameter after --novel_view, and now I can set the different head pose orientations with the code in dataset_readers.py.