Add render depth in demo and app#11
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This pull request adds support for rendering and visualizing depth maps in the animal mesh rendering pipeline. The changes affect both the Gradio demo (
app.py) and the command-line demo scripts (demo.py,demo_tta.py), introducing a newrender_depthoption throughout the codebase. This allows users to optionally generate and view depth maps alongside the standard outputs.Depth map rendering support:
render_depthboolean option to the Gradio interface, example configurations, and demo profiles inapp.py, and updated all relevant function signatures and calls to propagate this option. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11]demo.pyanddemo_tta.pyto accept a--render_depthflag, enabling depth map rendering from the command line. [1] [2]render_and_savefunction indemo_tta.pyto handle the newrender_depthargument and produce the colored depth visualization. [1] [2]demo_tta.sh) to use the new--render_depthoption.