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Related to Interface.resetPixels() issue

Current cycling through captured frames is not clear what is happening or whether it was successful.

Examples>Video>Capture>FramingHam
Could work as a solution - show all captured frames at once

Images of the UI and example photos could go a long way to clarifying the process of using the software.

Have you got working enviroment witch all compatible libraries? I found most of libraries, but still it is not working. Propably new version of libraries are incompatible. Could you send me working enviroment with all libraries by email: [email protected] ?

Works if you spam the button.
Seems like a state issue. Should only display this when mapping and no camera is allocated.

Possibly a bug in UI library, need to investigate

Could use a separate, scalable window.

To support 3d mapping

Integrated in processing now.

Need to add:
Frameskip 6-30
Blob size Min/Max
DIstance Threshold
Mapping type radio button or separate binary and sequential buttons

Remove:
Video Switch
Console Window (doesn't behave correctly)

Incrementing universes could be quick to implement.
Supporting multiple hardware connections simultaneously may not be.

We need hardware to test thoroughly.

Maybe not a place to leave this thought...but.. I find the Lightwork Mapper fascinating but I don't use the LED controllers listed and cannot work out how to interface. There are some very simple interfaces out there and I currently use wireless control using ESP2866 boards and the WLED software … see https://github.com/Aircoookie/WLED . This is still a network run system can anyone help to interface this into the Lightwork_Mapper. Thanks DW

was able to get the Mapper and Scraper working in Ubuntu Studio 18.04 with a fade candy, but when i tried to use it with an ESP8266 Running an ArtNetNode Firmware ( https://github.com/bombcheck/ESP8266_ArtNet-LED-DMX-Node ) it seems to fail after the first calibration pattern is displayed (just changes the LEDs once) and displays the following error in the processing window:
ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 48
and the Interface seems to freeze, and does not respond to clicks.

please let me know if there is any insight into this issue, thanks.

and big ups to the creator(s) of this awesome little tool for pixel mapping...hope to be able to put it to use playing video from veejay via v4l2loopback with a WiFi enabled esp8266 over ArtNet or sACN

Currently based on raw camera feed, could be more consistent with sequential capture.

Detailing the workflow of using the software.
Listing functions isn't enough for people to get started using it.

Should just happen once, not hundreds of times.

Switch on 3d mode
Map left
Map right
save 3d map (currently requires Jupyter)

3d scraper

Currently hiDpi support is disabled.

Either fix OpenCV implementation or add GUImultiply checking and calculating back in.

Can be set via webcam drivers.
Logitech c920 settings are persistent through restarting/unplugging.
Could investigate the settings() dialog in Processing Video Capture library

This is a great project thanks. I'm trying to figure out if I could have used it on a recent project.

I'm not raising an issue, more of a question about understanding the method:

1. Does the identification of the LEDs happen in closed-loop with the webcam or is the excitation sequence generated first, then fed to the LEDs, and then the resulting webcam video analysed after-the-fact?

2. Is the final output the simply the physical co-ordinates of the LEDs (x, y) or does it also determine the mapping of intensity-values to webcam brightness?

I tried to figure out the answer myself but wasn't clear from the description.
Thanks.

I realise im very late to the party, but would be great to put this to use.

Ie: pattern mapping in situations where they don't bleed together, or sequential then they're harder to see from one spot.

Also disable autofocus and whitebalance in camera settings for best results

should work for left and right

Currently commented out.

We need this to properly clear the arrays before mapping.