Image-to-Normal-Map
Create normal maps from images (using AI)
Quick Start
pip install imaginairy-normal-map
from PIL import Image
from imaginairy_normal_map.model import create_normal_map_pil_img
img = Image.open("oval-office-large.jpg")
normal_img = create_normal_map_pil_img(img)
normal_img.save("oval-office-large-normal.jpg")
This project was made to support the AI image generation project, imaginAIry.
Credit to Gwangbin Bae, Ignas Budvytis, and Roberto Cipolla for creation of the original algorithm and code.
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