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# COLMAP Arborescence
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## After COLMAP as been run
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If your project is called `my_project` and is stored in `/path/to/my_project`
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then if you were to look at the `tree` inside `/path/to/my_projet` after COLMAP
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has been run you should see something like.
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+── images
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│ +── image1.jpg
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│ +── image2.jpg
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│ +── ...
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+── sparse
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│ +── 0
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│ │ +── cameras.bin
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│ │ +── images.bin
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│ │ +── points3D.bin
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│ +── ...
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+── dense
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│ +── 0
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│ │ +── images
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│ │ +── sparse
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│ │ +── stereo
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│ │ +── fused.ply
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│ │ +── meshed-poisson.ply
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│ │ +── meshed-delaunay.ply
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│ +── ...
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+── database.db
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If you want to learn more about the arborescence of a COLMAP project please
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refeer to the official COLMAP documentation at htps://colmap.github.io
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## Before COLMAP has been run
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If you are starting from scratch you should only need the `images` subfolder.
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The argument `basedir` in the different functions in the COLMAP wrapper refers
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to the project directory and not to the image directory.
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```python
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from nerf_homemade.poses.pose_utils import gen_poses
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gen_poses('/path/to/my_projet')
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```
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