Help using Docker to run binaries #652
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I need help using Docker to run the binaries. There is the readme in the docker directory but it's still unclear to me.
Could someone give me an example of how they would generate that beautiful mesh texturing result of the SceauxCastle dataset starting with the
./QUICK_START.sh /path/where/your/SFM/results/are
command from the readme?What exactly should '/path/where/your/SFM/results/are' be? The language is confusing because the 'results' are yet to be generated right?
And what commands should we use to run the binaries in the docker session?
Please spell it all out for me.
edit: I'm guessing '/path/where/your/SFM/results/are' are the OpenMVG results right?
edit 2: yep I get it now. I have my scene.mvs file from openMVG just fine, but I have another question now.
When I am in the docker session for openMVS through:
./QUICK_START.sh /home/usr/ImageDataset_SceauxCastle/output/mvs
I use the command DensifyPointCloud scene.mvs and get this result:
What just happened. Did it work? I don't see a scene_dense.mvs file anywhere.
edit 3: Added a ":z" in this line of the QUICK_START.sh file and it works now. My scene.mvs file shows up in /working :
docker run -w /working -v $1:/working:z -it openmvs/openmvs-ubuntu:latest
edit 4: I also needed to make the following changes to the same line:
docker run -w /home/usr/ImageDataset_SceauxCastle/output/mvs/ -v $1:/home/usr/ImageDataset_SceauxCastle/output/mvs/:z -it openmvs/openmvs-ubuntu:latest
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