Camview widget
01 Aug 2020 00:12 #176714
by persei8
I would say yes, in case you were setting something up that was skewed and you want to rotate the axis coordinates the same amount.
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Now that it works, I can answer my opinion.By the way would it be useful to display the angle of the cross hairs when rotated?
I would say yes, in case you were setting something up that was skewed and you want to rotate the axis coordinates the same amount.
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01 Aug 2020 22:09 #176818
by cmorley
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02 Aug 2020 22:00 #176946
by persei8
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Very cool. Here's what my camera page looks like now.
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02 Aug 2020 22:40 #176951
by cmorley
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That looks great. Now all we need is touch screen gesture support to get rid of the need for the controls - though I usually like controls anyway.
Do you use your laser offset to correct for camera vrs spindle offset?
Do you use your laser offset to correct for camera vrs spindle offset?
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02 Aug 2020 23:26 #176963
by tommylight
Very nice.
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Dang, i really need to build a mill.Very cool. Here's what my camera page looks like now.
Very nice.
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02 Aug 2020 23:47 #176967
by persei8
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The camera is simply an alternative to the laser crosshairs. You could mount both to the spindle plate and use either one, they are independent. Does a touchscreen support 2 finger gestures, like an android tablet? I plan on getting one eventually but I really wanted the rpi4 working first.
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07 Aug 2020 23:12 #177667
by Himarc3D
The link to recompile procedure dont open, get 404!
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hi, persei8I guess I better ask for a raise, because I did manage to recompile opencv-4.0.0 and the warning messages are gone. So, another feature for qtdragon.
Description of the problem is at github.com/opencv/opencv/issues/9477
How to recompile is at docs.opencv.org/master/d7/d9/tutorial_linux_install.html
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The link to recompile procedure dont open, get 404!
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07 Aug 2020 23:29 - 07 Aug 2020 23:35 #177668
by persei8
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This is a direct copy and paste from the website:
docs.opencv.org/master/d7/d9f/tutorial_linux_install.html
It looks exactly the same but you are right, the original doesn't work, but this one does.
Also, it's version 4.4.0, not 4.0.0.
One more edit, the difference is d9f vs. d9, sorry about that.
docs.opencv.org/master/d7/d9f/tutorial_linux_install.html
It looks exactly the same but you are right, the original doesn't work, but this one does.
Also, it's version 4.4.0, not 4.0.0.
One more edit, the difference is d9f vs. d9, sorry about that.
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18 Dec 2022 07:22 - 18 Dec 2022 07:51 #259802
by NTULINUX
Glad I found this post! I'm working on a Gentoo image for LinuxCNC, would like to support camview pretty much out of the box. Luckily, on Gentoo, to enable JPEG support for OpenCV, it's literally just:
I just need the list of dependencies together. Thanks persei8!
OpenCV's JPEG support on Gentoo at least uses libjpeg-turbo for the back-end, and the latest in-tree release of libjpeg-turbo as of this writing is 2.1.4 from August 12 earlier this year.
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I did see that. It appears that the problem originates with libjpeg which was last updated in 2008 and the solution is to modify a compile flag and recompile opencv. This is beyond my pay grade, so ... dead end.
Glad I found this post! I'm working on a Gentoo image for LinuxCNC, would like to support camview pretty much out of the box. Luckily, on Gentoo, to enable JPEG support for OpenCV, it's literally just:
USE="jpeg" emerge opencv
I just need the list of dependencies together. Thanks persei8!
OpenCV's JPEG support on Gentoo at least uses libjpeg-turbo for the back-end, and the latest in-tree release of libjpeg-turbo as of this writing is 2.1.4 from August 12 earlier this year.
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