# face3d: Python tools for processing 3D face ## Introduction I organize this repo just for fun & my personal research. Hope this helps and you'll enjoy it. : ) ## Structure ```python # Since triangle mesh is the most popular representation of 3D face, # the main part is mesh processing. mesh/ # written in python(numpy) | io.py # read & write obj | vis.py # plot mesh | transform.py # transform mesh & estimate matrix | light.py # add light & estimate light(to do) | render.py # obj to image using rasterization render # When can not use vercorization to optimize, loops in python are too slow to use. # So write core parts(loop) in c++, then use cython to compile them. mesh_cython/ # written in c++(cython) | render.py # the same API as in mesh/render.py, with faster speed. | light.py # the same API as in mesh/light.py, with faster speed. | mesh_core* # c++ codes of core parts. # 3DMM is one of the most popular methods to generate & reconstruct 3d face. morphabel_model/ # witten in python(numpy) | morphable_model.py # morphable model class: generate & fit | fit.py # estimate shape&expression parameters. 3dmm fitting. | load.py # load 3dmm data ``` ## Examples: * **3dmm**. `run examples/2_3dmm.py` left: random example generated by 3dmm right: 3d face generated by fitted 3dmm&pose parameters using 68 key points   * **transform.** `python examples/3_transform.py` left: fix camera position & use orthographic projection. (often used in reconstruction) transform face object: scale, change pitch angle, change yaw angle, change roll angle right: fix obj position & use perspective projection(fovy=30). (simulating real views) move camera position and rotate camera: from far to near, down & up, left & right, rotate camera   * **light**. `python examples/4_light.py` single point light: from left to right, from up to down, from near to far  * **image map** `python examples/6_image_map.py` render different attributes in image pixels. : depth, pncc, uv coordinates    * **uv map** `python examples/7_uv_map.py` render different attributes in uv coordinates. : colors(texture map), position(2d facial image & corresponding position map)    ## Getting Started ### Prerequisite - Python 3 (python 2 should work, but I haven't tested) - Python packages: * numpy * skimage (for reading&writing image) * scipy (for loading mat) * Cython (for compiling c++ files) ### Usage 1. Clone the repository ```bash git clone https://github.com/YadiraF/face3d cd face3d ``` 2. Compile c++ files (ignore if you use numpy version) ```bash cd face3d/mesh_cython python setup.py build_ext -i ``` 3. Prepare **BFM** Data (ignore if you don't use 3dmm) see [Data/BFM/readme.md](https://github.com/YadiraF/face3d/blob/master/examples/Data/BFM/readme.md) 4. Run examples