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Issue with numpy.AxisError in align_to_SMPL.py

Hello, thanks for great work.
I am window user. nimblephysics doesn't work with me right now, so I am testing the code without Aitviewer.
I encountered error when running the example, python examples/align_to_SMPL.py /path/to/AMASS/CMU/01/01_01_poses.npz -F

Traceback (most recent call last):
    skel_seq = skel_fitter.fit(smpl_seq['trans'],
  File "E:\skel\SKEL-master\skel\alignment\aligner.py", line 175, in fit
    betas_in = betas_in.repeat(poses_in.shape[0], 1)
numpy.AxisError: axis 1 is out of bounds for array of dimension 1

46 params vs SMPL 72 params

Hi, fantastic work on this project. I am still in the process of reading the article but looking at the code, do the 46 parameters represent linked positions? I.e., index 0-3 is orientation for joint a, and index 3-5 is orientation for joint b? Whereas smpl is just 23x3.

*edit meant index [0, 1, 2] , [2, 3, 4]... etc.

Export .osim and .mot files after align to SMPL

Hi Marilyn,

Thanks a lot for your contributions in connecting SMPL with Biometric skeletons. I really like your code pool. It is very clear and compact.

May I ask if it is possible to export *.osim and *.mot files as well from the SMPL alignment script below, so that can connect with many applications on opensim?

python examples/align_to_SMPL.py /path/to/AMASS/CMU/01/01_01_poses.npz -F  

Thanks a lot.

Best,
Yinyu

It seems that there is no "skel_models_v1.1.zip"?

Thanks for your great work,
I'm trying download the "skel_model_v1.1.zip", but the download page shows that download.is.tue.mpg.de didn’t send any data., how can I download the files? Thank you!

Error in fit2joints

When i try to run fit2joints I get the following error:
File "..\skel\examples\fit2joints.py", line 15, in
from psbody.mesh import Mesh, MeshViewer
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'psbody

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