blender projects for the datasets

[SeanGuo063]

Hi, this is a really great work on dynamic scenes! The datasets you provided are really cool and I believe they are generated using blender, right? Can you share the blender project files you used to generate these datasets, as I am really interested to explore some other scenarios of dynamic scenes. Thank you very much!

[robot0321]

if you check the blend files from NeRF dataset, you can control the scene using 'Controlpanel' by adjusting the value of 'Location Z'. I'm also a newbie in Blender, but I guess it is easy to generate other dynamic scenes.

[ankitatiisc]

Is there any update on this issue ?

[azzarelli]

I modified the 360 script to extract data as a singular transforms.json file + render accompanying images (script). Can be easily modified to be reformatted as D-NeRF...

[anish-bhattacharya]

The lego.blend file is available from the original nerf dataset, and if you can adjust the lego builder's bucket arm position via editing the Z Location parameter of the object Controlpanel_Arm. Around 10.0 is low and around 4.0 is high. If using python, do:

bpy.ops.wm.open_mainfile(filepath=blendfilepath)
obj = bpy.data.objects.get('Controlpanel_Arm')
obj.location.z = 10.0 # low position
bpy.ops.wm.save_mainfile()

then re-render your scene.

I wish we had access to the other blender files (bouncing_balls, etc) that were used in D-NeRF. Has anyone found them? @albertpumarola