Make time slider effective in viewer (Fixes #2928) #2931
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Before: timeslider_off.mp4After: time_slider.mp4Demonstration of the working button :) |
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This pull request makes the time slider in the Control panel of the viser viewer effective again, for dynamic models.
The Render panel still misses options to set a per-keyframe timestamp, but I will probably do it in a separate PR. This should do the job for now to monitor training.
For those interested, meanwhile, you can use the legacy viewer (
--vis viewer_legacy) to create camera paths for dynamic scenes.