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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Sometimes it could be useful to log a 3D plane or lines that extend to infinity. A closely related feature would be primitives that extend to infinity only in some directions (e.g., rays).
An example would be to visualize the epipolar plane of two images.
Describe the solution you'd like
Either separate functions such as log.plane / log.ray / log.line. Support for np.inf (or similar) for existing functions might be reasonable in some cases (e.g. width and height for rectangles).
Describe alternatives you've considered
Simply logging a very long line behaves reasonably well already, but isn't as nice. Logging a plane seems only possible indirectly through log_rect + log_rigid3 right now.
Additional context
Some loosely related issues: #1361, #1531
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Logging planes and rays seems reasonable. Infinite lines could be supported with Plücker Coordinates, though I have a hard time comping up with an example for that
emilk
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Logging (partially) infinite primitives
Add support for planes and rays
May 22, 2023
I agree, there don't seem to be too many use cases for lines, but, for example, a grid or axes could be constructed with those or the intersection of two planes could be highlighted.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Sometimes it could be useful to log a 3D plane or lines that extend to infinity. A closely related feature would be primitives that extend to infinity only in some directions (e.g., rays).
An example would be to visualize the epipolar plane of two images.
Describe the solution you'd like
Either separate functions such as
log.plane
/log.ray
/log.line
. Support fornp.inf
(or similar) for existing functions might be reasonable in some cases (e.g. width and height for rectangles).Describe alternatives you've considered
Simply logging a very long line behaves reasonably well already, but isn't as nice. Logging a plane seems only possible indirectly through
log_rect
+log_rigid3
right now.Additional context
Some loosely related issues: #1361, #1531
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: