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Example code for the FLAME 3D head model. The code demonstrates how to sample 3D heads from the model, fit the model to 3D keypoints and 3D scans.

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Sample and fit 3D head models to key points and scans using example code provided in this repository.

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Example code for the FLAME 3D head model. The code demonstrates how to sample 3D heads from the model, fit the model to 3D keypoints and 3D scans.

flame-fitting has 821 stars on GitHub. It has been forked 120 times. flame-fitting is written mainly in Python. It has been in active development since 2017. Its main topics are 3d-face-alignment, 3d-model, 3d-reconstruction, chumpy.

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Example code for the FLAME 3D head model. The code demonstrates how to sample 3D heads from the model, fit the model to 3D keypoints and 3D scans.

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Yes. flame-fitting is free and open source — you can use, modify and self-host it.

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flame-fitting is written mainly in Python.

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