How do I generate indoor scenes with open doors and open windows? Also, some rooms look like they are not accessible from other rooms. Is there a way to make sure all rooms are connected?

[andytriboletti]

I was able to generate an indoor scene, decimate via a blender script, and export to usd so my model was around 30 megs, and I loaded it in unreal engine. It works great. If you're interested in the decimate script, let me know. I used the default commands on a ubuntu wsl windows pc and it ran without problems. Even though I have a 16gb vram card and cuda setup, I couldn't use the GPU, only CPU. It took about half a day to generate.

I have a question: how do I change my configuration or code to allow for all doors being open and all windows being open? I looked at https://github.com/princeton-vl/infinigen/blob/main/infinigen_examples/generate_indoors.py and didn't see it.

Is this possible? Even just skipping over the door and window generation code would work for me. Just leave empty space.

Also, some rooms look like they are not accessible from other rooms. Is there a way to make sure all rooms are connected?

Thank you.

[andytriboletti]

Here's a video of the Hello Room Infinigen run and export to usd, that I reduced the size of with a python script, and loaded in Unreal Engine:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKwWVibWPiU

[andytriboletti]

I was able to just hide them in unity by unselecting mesh render for these subparts.

[andytriboletti]

here's the decimate script - someone emailed me for it.

https://gist.github.com/andytriboletti/4053fbdae8612523d320cf27615cd9bf

[GCChen97]

Hi, I am also learning to use infinigen.

For the first question, you can check the params of the WindowFactory and DoorFactory of the source code. I am sure that there are parameters for controlling the angles of the window panels.

For the second question, maybe it is the bug of the FloorPlanSolver because I didn't find any constraints for the connectivities of rooms.