In this version, mocap import enables you to load the data from Easymocap monocular videos.
To get easymocap, you can follow the instructions at
https://chingswy.github.io/easymocap-public-doc/install/install.html#install-easymocap-quickly
For me, to install I used conda and installed the pytorch data using
conda install pytorch torchvision torchaudio cudatoolkit=11.6 -c pytorch -c conda-forge
Prefer to put the easmocap data at the folder (there is some hard coded path in easymocap 0.2 monocular code that points to this folder)
C:\MOCAP\EasyMocap_master
On my windows, python was intalled on a virtual environment and to run the code I had to use python instead of python3, as stated on the quickstart instructions.
As there is lots of hard coded call to pyhton3, one easy workaround is to copy the python.exe file in your installed path (usually the env folder inside your user folder \.conda
For example, in my case it was:
C:\Users\Pichau\.conda\envs\easymocap
And you might find some other issues of files that it needs, those files you can find looking on the easymocap instalation instructions.
some of the files you will have to download from
https://smpl.is.tue.mpg.de/index.html
in the download page.
The test of the monocular json load was used with the json files in the SMPLX folder
To get the fbx files to load in mocap_import, see the video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vvSjAyiK_g
Download your copy of mocap import at:
https://carlosedubarreto.gumroad.com/l/mocap_import