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Gaussian Garments: Reconstructing Simulation-Ready Clothing with Photorealistic Appearance from Multi-View Video Contribution quote from the paper: In summary, our main contributions are • a comprehensive pipeline for reconstructing the shape, appearance, and behavior of real-world garments using Gaussian splatting, • an algorithm for registering garment meshes to multi- view... show more

MrNeRF

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MrNeRF1 year ago

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Chris Smith1 year ago

Wow

Bryson Jones1 year ago

This is fkn cool!

MrNeRF1 year ago

It is!

No thanks honey1 year ago

Oh my god , you should try this one actually

Hector1 year ago

pipeline to chaos clothing in unreal would be crazy

IUSsshh1 year ago

@nezubn looks like this is something relevant that we were talking about

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