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On macOS, I installed julia with brew install julia.
I modified the cat image to be black and white first, and save as a PNG:
I added the Images package to my global environment. Then ran julia create_mesh.jl cat_posing.png. It generates the following .obj model, as seen imported into MeshMixer:
Unless I'm missing something, this model doesn't appear to have the desired features that would produce a "magic window". I'd love to help but thought I'd first see if anyone else has had success generating a model successfully.
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@toddwprice the surface details are very small so depending on the display settings of your modelling software, you may not be able to see them. If I open the file you linked in your above comment in Fusion 360, I can see the image of the cat because of the way Fusion displays mesh details. So I think you were successful in running the code and you got the expected result, it's just not easy to see in MeshMixer.
brew install julia
.Images
package to my global environment. Then ranjulia create_mesh.jl cat_posing.png
. It generates the following .obj model, as seen imported into MeshMixer:cat_posing.png.obj.zip
Unless I'm missing something, this model doesn't appear to have the desired features that would produce a "magic window". I'd love to help but thought I'd first see if anyone else has had success generating a model successfully.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: