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feat(#1018): photo depth estimation via Depth-Anything-V2-Small (exported, parity-verified, hosted) - #1027
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Epic #818 Track C4, one of the epic's named quick wins. The model is EXPORTED, PARITY-VERIFIED and HOSTED, so this works on first use rather than shipping plumbing that waits for weights. New `src/PhotoDepth.{h,cpp}` (pure data, no Ogre/GL — the PbrMapSynth shape) and `scripts/export-depth-anything-onnx.py`. CLI: qtmesh material --photo-depth photo.png [-o depth.png] [--depth-letterbox] Output is 8-bit grayscale with near = bright, the SAME convention MeshDepthRenderer emits, so a photo and a rendered mesh can feed SDWorker::generateTextureControlled interchangeably. LICENCE: Small only. Base and Large are cc-by-nc-4.0 and can never ship. The export script queries the HF API and hard-fails on any licence outside its allow-list BEFORE downloading weights — verified by running it against Base-hf, which it refused without writing a file. Two defects found and fixed while exporting, both of the kind that ship silently: * The obvious dynamic-axis export declares dynamic H/W but FREEZES the output size: a 462x462 input still produced a 518x518 map. Caused by `int()` casts in the HF head baking the interpolate target into a TorchScript constant. * Re-interpolating to the input size fixed the shape but exposed real accuracy drift away from the traced resolution (2.3e-02 relative at 462, 4.9e-02 at 392, vs 2.7e-06 at 518) — the ViT position-embedding interpolation is only partly captured. So the export PINS 518x518, which is what the reference preprocessor resizes to anyway (preprocessor_config.json: size 518, keep_aspect_ratio, ensure_multiple_of 14). Pinning costs nothing and removes a silent-wrong-answer mode; the C++ side resizes and optionally letterboxes. The script asserts torch-vs-ORT parity on noise AND a smooth structured image (4.1e-06 / 6.9e-06) and refuses to write a graph with non-finite output — directly because the UniRig export (#1025) shipped a 100%-NaN graph that went unnoticed for months. PhotoDepth::estimate carries the same guard at runtime. Verified end-to-end: model uploaded to the HF models repo (depth/da2_small.onnx, 99,111,487 bytes), downloaded through the normal path, and run from the CLI on a 1024x1536 photo — correct depth map, subject near/background far, plausible floor gradient. 12 unit tests pin the contract (ImageNet normalisation, CHW layout, pinned input size, near=bright, constant-field -> mid-grey, non-finite handling, letterbox round-trip, clean failure without a model). Mutation-tested: inverting near/far, skipping normalisation, mapping a constant field to black, and dropping the per-texel NaN guard each fail a test. One guard was proven REDUNDANT by mutation (std::min/max already reject NaN in this argument order) and replaced with a comment saying so rather than left as untestable belt-and-braces. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a photo-depth pipeline based on Depth-Anything-V2-Small. The change includes a license-gated ONNX export script, model download and inference code, a material CLI command, preprocessing tests, and documentation. ChangesPhoto depth estimation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as qtmesh material
participant PhotoDepth
participant Downloader as ModelDownloader
participant ORT as ONNX Runtime
CLI->>PhotoDepth: ensureModelBlocking()
PhotoDepth->>Downloader: download da2_small.onnx when absent
Downloader-->>PhotoDepth: cached model path
CLI->>PhotoDepth: estimate photo
PhotoDepth->>ORT: run normalized pixel_values
ORT-->>PhotoDepth: predicted_depth
PhotoDepth-->>CLI: near-bright depth image
Merge Risk: 🔴 Critical · up to The default build is currently blocked. ONNX-enabled builds can also trust an unverified downloaded model or silently produce invalid depth maps, so this is not ready to merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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| ap.add_argument("--size", type=int, default=518, | ||
| help="tracing resolution; must be a multiple of 14") | ||
| ap.add_argument("--tolerance", type=float, default=2e-3, | ||
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An invocation such as --size 392 passes this validation and produces a parity-checked graph pinned to 392×392, but PhotoDepth::estimate() always constructs a [1,3,518,518] tensor. If that artifact is hosted under the expected filename, every inference fails with an ONNX dimension mismatch; either restrict this option to 518 or carry the exported size into the runtime contract.
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| mn = std::min(mn, v); | ||
| mx = std::max(mx, v); |
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When model output contains an isolated +inf or -inf, the earlier inference probe accepts it because it only rejects a sample when every probed value is non-finite. These min/max updates then make the range infinite: +inf collapses finite pixels toward black, while -inf can make their normalization inf / inf and pass NaN into the integer conversion. Skip every non-finite value while computing the range, as is already done for individual output texels.
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| err() << "Error: " << srcPath << " not found." << Qt::endl; | ||
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| QImage photo(srcPath); |
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For common camera JPEGs whose portrait orientation is stored only in EXIF metadata, constructing QImage directly reads the underlying unrotated pixels without requesting the metadata transform. The model therefore estimates a sideways or mirrored scene, and the generated PNG no longer carries the source orientation metadata to compensate. Load through QImageReader with auto-transform enabled before preprocessing.
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In `@scripts/export-depth-anything-onnx.py`:
- Around line 20-23: Update the export documentation around the dynamic-axis
declaration to state the actual pinned 518×518 height-and-width contract. Keep
only the batch axis described as dynamic, and clarify that the C++ engine
requires 518×518 spatial dimensions.
In `@src/CLIPipeline.cpp`:
- Line 101: Move the PhotoDepth.h include out of the ENABLE_ONNX conditional in
CLIPipeline.cpp so cmdMaterialPhotoDepth can compile when ONNX is disabled and
use the existing non-ONNX stubs.
In `@src/PhotoDepth.cpp`:
- Around line 259-263: Update the validation in estimate() to check the full
depth output consumed by toDepthImage(), rather than only the first 1024 values;
reject the result when any consumed value is non-finite before computing
normalization or conversion.
- Around line 24-25: Secure the model-loading flow centered on
ensureModelBlocking(), ModelDownloader, and estimate(): replace the mutable
default resolve/main URL with an immutable revision, verify the expected SHA-256
digest or trusted signature for downloaded and cached model files, reject
mismatches, and only pass validated paths to Ort::Session.
In `@src/PhotoDepth.h`:
- Line 85: Update the public header containing toModelInput to include the
standard vector header before exposing std::vector in its declarations, ensuring
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| constexpr const char* kDefaultModelBaseUrl = | ||
| "https://huggingface.co/fernandotonon/QtMeshEditor-models/resolve/main/depth/"; |
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ensureModelBlocking() trusts any existing cached file. ModelDownloader renames the downloaded response without digest or signature validation, and the default URL uses mutable resolve/main. estimate() passes the resulting path to Ort::Session. Use an immutable revision, verify an expected SHA-256 digest or trusted signature, reject mismatches, and validate cached files before use.
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In `@src/PhotoDepth.cpp` around lines 24 - 25, Secure the model-loading flow
centered on ensureModelBlocking(), ModelDownloader, and estimate(): replace the
mutable default resolve/main URL with an immutable revision, verify the expected
SHA-256 digest or trusted signature for downloaded and cached model files,
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| const size_t probe = std::min<size_t>(n, 1024); | ||
| size_t bad = 0; | ||
| for (size_t i = 0; i < probe; ++i) | ||
| if (!std::isfinite(raw[i])) ++bad; | ||
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Reject non-finite values in the consumed depth output.
estimate() checks only the first 1024 values and can accept a non-finite value in the remaining 518*518 values consumed by toDepthImage(). A NaN can become a grey substitute pixel while estimate() reports success. Infinities can set rawMin or rawMax to infinity and invalidate normalization. Validate the consumed prefix before conversion.
Proposed fix
- const size_t probe = std::min<size_t>(n, 1024);
+ const size_t probe = std::min<size_t>(
+ n, static_cast<size_t>(kInputSize) * kInputSize);
size_t bad = 0;
for (size_t i = 0; i < probe; ++i)
if (!std::isfinite(raw[i])) ++bad;
- if (bad == probe) {
+ if (bad != 0) {
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In `@src/PhotoDepth.cpp` around lines 259 - 263, Update the validation in
estimate() to check the full depth output consumed by toDepthImage(), rather
than only the first 1024 values; reject the result when any consumed value is
non-finite before computing normalization or conversion.
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| /// ImageNet-normalise `photo` into the model's NCHW input buffer, resizing to | ||
| /// kInputSize. Returns kInputSize*kInputSize*3 floats in CHW order. | ||
| /// `letterbox` pads with black to preserve aspect instead of stretching. | ||
| std::vector<float> toModelInput(const QImage& photo, bool letterbox); |
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Include <vector> in the public header.
PhotoDepth.h exposes std::vector but does not include its defining header. A translation unit that includes PhotoDepth.h in isolation can fail to compile.
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`#include` <QImage>
`#include` <QString>
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Completes GUI/CLI/MCP parity for the photo-depth core. GUI: a "Depth from photo…" button in the Material Editor's texture panel, next to the existing PBR-synth and upscale actions. Unlike the #403 mesh-depth path it needs no selected mesh — it estimates depth from any 2-D image, so a reference photo can condition ControlNet generation. Model resolution happens on the GUI thread (ensureModelBlocking spins a QEventLoop over ModelDownloader's queued signals) and inference runs on a worker, marshalling the result back — the same split the #405 upscale path documents. MCP: `photo_depth {image_path, output_path?, letterbox?}`, registered heavy and mapped to the pbr_synth gamification cluster. Returns the output path, dimensions, and the RAW relative-depth range so a caller can detect a featureless result rather than trusting a normalised image. Verified live over HTTP MCP: the tool is discoverable, ran on a 1024x1536 photo, and the resulting map was applied to a plane and confirmed rendering in the viewport. One gotcha worth recording for future demos: `set_texture` with an ABSOLUTE path writes a valid material script but Ogre cannot resolve it — the directory has to be a registered resource location (cfg/resources.cfg), so the texture silently stays at the default checker. Binding by BASENAME from media/materials/textures works. The tool reports success either way, which is how the first demo looked fine in the logs and wrong on screen. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…guard All five review findings on #1027 were valid. 1. CRITICAL — default build broken. PhotoDepth.h was included inside `#ifdef ENABLE_ONNX` while cmdMaterialPhotoDepth calls PhotoDepth:: unconditionally, so an ENABLE_ONNX=OFF build (the default) failed to compile. PhotoDepth.cpp always builds and ships non-ONNX stubs precisely so the feature can report itself unavailable, so the include belongs outside the guard. Proven both ways by syntax-checking CLIPipeline.cpp with ENABLE_ONNX stripped from its real compile command: 4 errors before, 0 after. 2. Infinities poisoned the depth range. My earlier comment claimed no isfinite check was needed because std::min/max shrug off NaN — true for NaN, but an isolated +inf/-inf compares NORMALLY and takes over the range: +inf collapses every finite pixel toward black, -inf makes the normalisation inf/inf = NaN on the way to the 0..255 cast. The inference probe cannot catch it (it only rejects output where EVERY sampled value is non-finite). 3. EXIF orientation ignored. QImage(path) reads the UNROTATED pixels, so a portrait phone JPEG was estimated sideways and the PNG we write carries no metadata to compensate. Now loaded via QImageReader with setAutoTransform. The finding named the CLI; the same bug was in the MCP and GUI paths, so all three are fixed. 4. --size could produce an unusable artifact. The graph is pinned to --size but PhotoDepth::estimate always builds [1,3,518,518]; a 392-pinned model hosted under the expected name would fail EVERY inference. The script now refuses a mismatch against RUNTIME_SIZE unless --allow-size-mismatch is passed, and says that changing it for real means updating kInputSize too. Verified: `--size 392` is refused with no file written. 5. Stale docstring claiming dynamic H/W — corrected to describe the pinned contract and why it is pinned. One new test pins the infinity case and is mutation-verified (removing the isfinite guard fails it). Re-verified after the fixes: export still passes torch parity (9.8e-06 noise / 6.9e-06 smooth), CLI still produces a correct 1024x1536 map. Reported by CodeRabbit on #1027. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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All five findings were valid and are fixed in 1. Default build broken (Critical) — confirmed and fixed.
Proven both directions by syntax-checking 2. Infinities poisoned the depth range — confirmed and fixed. This one corrects a comment I wrote earlier in the PR. I had claimed no New test pins both signs, mutation-verified (removing the guard fails it). 3. EXIF orientation — confirmed and fixed, in three places.
The finding named the CLI; the same bug was in the MCP and GUI paths, so I fixed all three rather than just the one reported. 4. Sharp catch. The graph is pinned to The script now refuses a mismatch against 5. Stale docstring — corrected to describe the pinned contract and why it is pinned. Re-verified after the fixes: export still passes torch parity (9.8e-06 noise / 6.9e-06 smooth image), and the CLI still produces a correct 1024×1536 depth map. 13 tests passing. |
I had only uploaded to the aggregate QtMeshEditor-models repo and missed the
project's dedicated-mirror convention, which THIRD_PARTY_AI_MODELS.md documents
and scripts/sync-hf-model-repos.sh automates: every converted model also gets a
standalone repo carrying its own model card, per-model licence and I/O contract.
All 21 other models have one.
Created fernandotonon/QtMeshEditor-depthanything-onnx with a full card (I/O
contract, the pinned-518 rationale with the measured drift table, parity
numbers, and why Base/Large are excluded), and registered it in the sync script
so future refreshes are one command:
scripts/sync-hf-model-repos.sh depthanything
Verified the mirrored file is byte-identical to the aggregate copy
(sha256 280ffc23316c5b79…, 99,111,487 bytes).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Implements #1018 (epic #818 Track C4) — one of the epic's named quick wins.
The model is exported, parity-verified and hosted, so this works on first use rather than shipping plumbing that waits for weights.
What ships
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src/PhotoDepth.{h,cpp}(pure data, no Ogre/GL — thePbrMapSynthshape) plusscripts/export-depth-anything-onnx.py.qtmesh material --photo-depth photo.png [-o depth.png] [--depth-letterbox]Output is 8-bit grayscale, near = bright — the same convention
MeshDepthRendereremits, so a photo and a rendered mesh can feedSDWorker::generateTextureControlledinterchangeably. That was the point of the issue: depth-condition the SD texture path from a reference photo rather than only mesh-rendered depth.Licence: Small only, enforced in code
Small is Apache-2.0. Base and Large are cc-by-nc-4.0 and can never ship — the same bar that rejected SF3D and Hunyuan3D. Rather than leave that to reviewer vigilance, the export script queries the HF model API and hard-fails before downloading any weights. Verified by running it against
Base-hf:No file was written.
Two export defects found and fixed
Both are the kind that ship silently:
int()casts in the HF head bake the interpolate target into a TorchScript constant. The graph advertises dynamic H/W, so nothing downstream would have noticed.So the export pins 518×518 — which is what the reference preprocessor resizes to anyway (
preprocessor_config.json: size 518,keep_aspect_ratio,ensure_multiple_of14). Pinning costs nothing and removes a silent-wrong-answer mode; the C++ side resizes and optionally letterboxes.Parity, because of #1025
The script asserts torch-vs-ORT agreement on noise and a smooth structured image (4.1e-06 / 6.9e-06 max abs diff) and refuses to write a graph with any non-finite output. This exists precisely because the UniRig export shipped a 100%-NaN graph that went unnoticed for months (#1025).
PhotoDepth::estimatecarries the same guard at runtime.Verification
Model uploaded to the HF models repo (
depth/da2_small.onnx, 99,111,487 bytes), downloaded through the normal first-use path, and run from the CLI on a 1024×1536 photo — correct depth map, subject near / background far, plausible floor gradient, output at full source resolution.12 unit tests pin the contract: ImageNet normalisation, CHW layout, pinned input size, near=bright, constant-field → mid-grey, non-finite handling, letterbox round-trip, clean failure without a model.
Mutation-tested — inverting near/far, skipping normalisation, mapping a constant field to black, and dropping the per-texel NaN guard each fail a test. One guard was proven redundant by mutation (
std::min/maxalready reject NaN in this argument order) and replaced with a comment explaining why, rather than left as untestable belt-and-braces.Not in scope
The issue lists two further consumers — wiring photo depth into the SD ControlNet path as a selectable source, and a height/displacement map for the PBR pipeline. Both are GUI/pipeline work on top of this core and belong in their own PR with their own visual verification.
Closes #1018.
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material --photo-depthcommand to generate grayscale depth maps for ControlNet workflows.Documentation