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"Hi Enrique,

Thanks a lot! I just downloaded your dataset. I'm using linux and have created a small script to download it since I couldn't using your script because the files are read-only in google drive. Maybe I've been doing something wrong. Just in case somebody has the same problem as me, I would like to share with you a small script in bash (it's attached).

In the script, there's some part uncompleted, that info is extracted following these steps: LINK
"Here are step-by-step instructions to download a file from Google Drive using the command line API if the file is shared privately and needs authentication."

Thanks, again, for your hard work!
We'll be in touch.
Eva."

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v3/files/XXXXX?alt=media 
URL='https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v3/files/'
URL_END='?alt=media'
FOLDER_PATH='mp3d_fpe/'
FILE_CSV='mp3d_fpe_google_drive_ids.csv'

while read line; do
  # echo "$line";
  firstItem="$(echo $line | cut -d',' -f1)"
  secondItem="$(echo $line | cut -d',' -f2)"
  echo $firstItem $secondItem 
  URL_SCENE=$URL$firstItem$URL_END
  OUTPUT=$FOLDER_PATH$secondItem 
  CODE=$(curl -H "Authorization: Bearer YYYYY" $URL_SCENE -o $OUTPUT)
  echo $CODE
done < $FILE_CSV

# RUN: sh download_mp3d_fpe.sh 2>&1 &

Hi,

How can I test your solution on my own custom data? I have only a sequence of 360-images, but your DataManager needs a bunch of another files, like frm_ref.txt, pcl.ply, metadata, labels, .npy for every image etc.
I suppose, that I should generate somehow some of them using third-part models, but, for example, VSLAM implementation is no more available.
And I have no ground truths, so I need only infer floor plan and 3D-model, not metrics.

HI, thank your for your great work.

I tried to run your project, but could not find the pcl.ply file, for example in Pilot scenes.

The pcl.plyfile is indicated at

How do I generate the pcl.ply file if I use a custom dataset?

Hey
First of all, great implementation! so thank you for that.

I was using this to create floorplans of spaces with thick rectangular pillars in the middle of it. Does this implementation account for such objects? I'm assuming not but I wanted your thoughts on it.

Thanks
Harshil