Use ONNX Runtime and OpenCV with Unreal Engine 5 New Beta Plugins
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this video we will show you how to setup a basic scene in Unreal Engine 5, add plugins and logic to run machine learning in your projects.
Unreal 5 Release Notes on the NNI Plugin: docs.unrealengine.com/5.0/unr...
Unreal 5 Setup: docs.unrealengine.com/5.0/ins...
Example Network class: github.com/cassiebreviu/unrea...
Visual Studio Download: visualstudio.microsoft.com/do...
ONNX Runtime Docs: onnxruntime.ai/docs/
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This is the first tutorial for this online. Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Great to come across this but would be really nice to have some longer tutorials, especially with explicit steps and demo projects to follow along with.
Is it possible to use ONNX Runtime to make transformations to a mesh using a trained model that outputs the coordinates of the mesh as the mesh moves in Unreal Space with respect to time?
I am trying to load the ssd mobilenet v2 tensorflow object detection onnx converted model into unreal engine 5. unreal is crashing. i need to know whether unreal 5 supports ssd mobilenet v2 object detection, If it works would you please instruct me to load the onnx model into unreal 5
Hello! Can I use this to train a Machine Learning based model from a dataset that I have inside Unreal Engine? Or should I train the model outside of UE and insert it inside the ONNX Runtime so that I can use it in UE to get real-time outputs? Thank you!
Edit: additional wordings
Currently, you would need to train the model outside of UE and import that trained model. Then you can do real-time inferencing in the engine!
@@ONNXRuntime Thanks for your immediate response. Do I have to convert it to ONNX or can I run it directly using ONNX Plugin? Thanks for clarifying!
You will want to convert the model into an ONNX format after training. Check out our video on how to convert the model to ONNX: th-cam.com/video/lRBsmnBE9ZA/w-d-xo.html
I know that the current onnx runtime determines the cuda and cudn versions depending on the version. What version of onnx runtime is used in Unreal 5?
The ONNX Runtime version in Unreal Engine currently is 1.10.1.
@@ONNXRuntime Thank you for answer! These parts would be very important when using the onnx model via ue5 nni, but I couldn't find this information anywhere.
Can this be done on a Linux Machine running UE5 using Visual Code versus Visual Studio 2019? Was wondering how people get this going on a Linux Machine
I have not tested it on Linux. If you do, please let us know if you have issues.
Do you have this in python?
ONNX Runtime has a Python package as well as many other supported languages!
Excellent demo. But the approach is still unclear in terms of final rendering. How do we see the predictions or output from the ML visualized in the UR?
This is the first I am seeing on youtube though...
Any update on how to set it up with UE 5.3? There is no NNI plugin anymore.
It has been replaced by NNE (Neural Network Engine)
It is possible to train a model with this plugin?
Not at this time no.
@@ONNXRuntime It's a unfortunate, I hope you can implement it in the future!
In my expirement, this plugin cannot support varible input size. Wish for supporting soon.
Were you doing NLP or CV? You should be able to set dynamic_axes when you export to onnx for variable input size. Can you provide more details?
It's possible that the machine learning model used doesn't allow for resizing because of its architecture. I've had problems with that for image inputs for certain models (using TensorFlow Lite, but that should apply here too).
For CV, have you tried resizing and/or padding with zeros to get a consistent tensor input size?
How do others use unreal to train their networks?