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First, thank you so much for making this wonderful extension and sharing it on Github. It's great and I'm sure it will be very popular.
Currently the code limits the resolution of the input image to 1024x1024 when it is used to create a 3d mesh or a 3d panorama.
This limits the mesh density that can be produced because it depends on the resolution of the image used to create it.
The feature I am requesting would make this 1024x1024 maximal resolution a variable and would expose it in the GUI so the user can adjust it.
I found two places where those values are hard-coded right now:
one in gradio_im_to_3d.py
First, thank you so much for making this wonderful extension and sharing it on Github. It's great and I'm sure it will be very popular.
Currently the code limits the resolution of the input image to 1024x1024 when it is used to create a 3d mesh or a 3d panorama.
This limits the mesh density that can be produced because it depends on the resolution of the image used to create it.
The feature I am requesting would make this 1024x1024 maximal resolution a variable and would expose it in the GUI so the user can adjust it.
I found two places where those values are hard-coded right now:
one in
gradio_im_to_3d.py
a1111-sd-zoe-depth/gradio_im_to_3d.py
Line 30 in 40bc80e
and one in
gradio_pano_to_3d.py
a1111-sd-zoe-depth/gradio_pano_to_3d.py
Line 59 in 40bc80e
A single variable defining both the X and the Y maximum resolutions at the same time is enough I suppose.
The default could be set to 1024.
I have already made tests by changing the hard-coded values to 2048 and it works.
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