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Thank you for your great work!
I'm exploring AIST++ dataset with your codes, and I wonder how can I visualize the fbx file with its conditioned music as in your project page.
I tried these two methods for visualization
First, if I convert the motion data (represented as SMPL parameters) into .fbx file, I can see the dance motion in Blender, but there's no music:
Second, if I follow your test.py, I can get both dance and music as .mp4 file, but it's just a skeleton as below:
Is there any method to combine .fbx file and .wav file with Blender or another one? Thank you very much!
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Thank you for your great work!
I'm exploring AIST++ dataset with your codes, and I wonder how can I visualize the fbx file with its conditioned music as in your project page.
I tried these two methods for visualization
First, if I convert the motion data (represented as SMPL parameters) into .fbx file, I can see the dance motion in Blender, but there's no music:
Second, if I follow your test.py, I can get both dance and music as .mp4 file, but it's just a skeleton as below:
Is there any method to combine .fbx file and .wav file with Blender or another one?
Thank you very much!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: