--- license: apache-2.0 task_categories: - keypoint-detection - image-to-image tags: - synthetic - camera-control - pose size_categories: - n<1K --- # anny-render-corpus A camera-controlled render corpus from the ANNY rig, and the measurements that motivated it. **Code:** [`weftspun/anny-render-corpus`](https://github.com/weftspun/anny-render-corpus), on the **`6-datasource`** side of the hexagon. Everything here is produced by scripts in that repository and can be regenerated from it. ## What this is for Asked in plain language for eight camera azimuths, OmniGen2 returns a body that does not turn. Recovered azimuth tracks the request with a slope of **0.04**, where 1.00 is obedience and 0.00 is a body that never moved. Six of eight views came back between -1 and -11 degrees whatever was asked; only the back view worked. This corpus exists to close that gap, the way fal's Multiple-Angles LoRA closed it for Qwen-Image-Edit with 3000+ Gaussian-splat renders. ## Contents | directory | what | | --- | --- | | `renders/` | 192 files: 96 rendered views with their camera sidecars | | `controls/` | 2 files: exact depth maps and pose skeletons | | `records/` | 4 files: the training records, 95 of them, and their mix config | | `measurements/` | 4 files: the ladder timings and the azimuth recovery | **These renders are constructed synthetic, not generated.** They are rendered deterministically from a rig we hold, the labels are true by construction rather than inferred, and the same seed reproduces them. No generated image is mixed in here. ## The measurements, so the numbers are not claims Generation cost, bf16 at 1024 square on an RTX 3090, uncontended: | setting | seconds | | --- | ---: | | 30 steps, `max_sequence_length` 1024 | 131 | | 30 steps, `max_sequence_length` 256 | 131 | | 30 steps, `cfg_range` (0.0, 0.6) | 103 | | one input image | 103 | | two input images | 192 | | three input images | 529 | In-context images dominate cost, not step count, because each extends the sequence through all three CFG passes. ## Licence Apache-2.0 for this corpus. The rig it is rendered from is [ANNY](https://github.com/naver/anny), Apache-2.0, NAVER Corp. `CITATION.cff` names every source.