As the core code has not yet been released, current testing needs to be done in stages:
Phase I: Preparing the environment
- Cloning GitHub repositories:
git clone https://github.com/OmniSVG/OmniSVG.git - Configure the Python 3.8+ environment and install the base libraries:
pip install torch transformers pillow numpy
Stage 2: Experience Demo
- ferret out
assets/directory of the GIF (such as omnisvg-teaser.gif), observe the text → SVG generation process - Analyze the path building logic (e.g., the way contour lines are closed) for anime characters in the demo
Phase III: Data set validation
- Download the MMSVG-Illustration subset and open the SVG using Illustrator to examine the hierarchy
- Characteristics such as number of paths/color distribution of the statistical icon dataset
Full run to be released later:
- Download pre-trained model weights (GPU support required)
- Text/image input via command line or API
- Obtain SVG output and import into design software for verification
It is recommended to keep an eye on the Git repository for release updates.
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