For completeness sake, I have created a small trivial patch that makes
the text on the column headers of the image list tab consistent.
Below is the content of the patch.
Index: src/hugin1/hugin/ImagesList.cpp
===================================================================
--- src/hugin1/hugin/ImagesList.cpp (revision 3768)
+++ src/hugin1/hugin/ImagesList.cpp (working copy)
@@ -330,11 +330,11 @@
m_configClassName = wxT("/ImagesListImage");
InsertColumn( 1, _("Filename"), wxLIST_FORMAT_LEFT, 200 );
- InsertColumn( 2, _("width"), wxLIST_FORMAT_RIGHT, 60 );
- InsertColumn( 3, _("height"), wxLIST_FORMAT_RIGHT, 60 );
- InsertColumn( 4, _("yaw (y)"), wxLIST_FORMAT_RIGHT, 60 );
- InsertColumn( 5, _("pitch (p)"), wxLIST_FORMAT_RIGHT, 60 );
- InsertColumn( 6, _("roll (r)"), wxLIST_FORMAT_RIGHT, 60 );
+ InsertColumn( 2, _("Width"), wxLIST_FORMAT_RIGHT, 60 );
+ InsertColumn( 3, _("Height"), wxLIST_FORMAT_RIGHT, 60 );
+ InsertColumn( 4, _("Yaw (y)"), wxLIST_FORMAT_RIGHT, 60 );
+ InsertColumn( 5, _("Pitch (p)"), wxLIST_FORMAT_RIGHT, 60 );
+ InsertColumn( 6, _("Roll (r)"), wxLIST_FORMAT_RIGHT, 60 );
InsertColumn( 7, _("Anchor"), wxLIST_FORMAT_RIGHT, 60 );
InsertColumn( 8, _("# Ctrl Pnts"), wxLIST_FORMAT_RIGHT, 60);
On Apr 2, 11:39 am, "Mokhtar M. Khorshid" <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Thanks for your understanding and feedback.
>
> > I0m meeting Sébastien and Vincent on Friday to prepare specific project
> > ideas that you (and other interested students) can pick up.
>
> > Stay tuned for that. The rules at Google are that if there is agreement
> > between the student and the mentoring organization, the scope of an
> > application can be changed, even that radically. You have an application
> > in the webapp, we have time up until around April 15 to work something out.
>
> Alright, sounds great. I'll be missing from April 14 to May 2 though.
>
> > how far advanced is that enhancement? do you think you could provide it
> > as "qualifying patch"?
>
> If it were that simple I would have made it ages ago. I've done all
> possible fixes & minor modifications last year. The enhancements are
> significant enough that I would have loved to work on it on this
> year's GSoC as a project, although that did not seem possible after
> discussing it with Julian. Mainly I wanted to support different
> surfaces of rendering, and use threads for smoother loading.
>
> > There is a lot of work in 3D space transformation that is waiting for
> > your talent.
>
> Alright, good to hear that.
>
>
>
>
>
> > I'll share with you a vision.
>
> > Imagine you're in a room. A classroom, though any concave volume will
> > do. Projectors (or wall integrated touch screen displays,
> > rear-projectors, whatever combination) are scattered all over the place,
> > to cover the concave surface completely, and they project a seamless
> > immersive environment.
>
> > To do this we need:
> > - warping and blending, similar to Hugin, although the process is
> > inverse since we are splitting into individual images from a single
> > hemispherical or equirectangular input, and there are further challenges
> > such as real-time.
>
> > - We'll need to adapt the geometry to the position of the projectors;
> > and we'll need to blend the intensity of the projections in overlap
> > areas. Some sort of calibration mechanism, like Hugin has geometric and
> > photometric adjustments.
>
> > Lighttwist <http://vision3d.iro.umontreal.ca/en/projects/lighttwist/>,
> > Sébastien Roy's project, currently does the blending horizontally on a
> > cylinder only, and uses a fisheye image from the center of the cylinder
> > to calibrate.
>
> > My vision is to break out of the constraints of the cylinder, so to make
> > a truly immersive experience possible; and to break out of the
> > constraints of a regular geometry such as a dome (planetarium) or a
> > cylindrical screen.
>
> > At some point there may be individual cameras associated with individual
> > projectors, and the calibration may be in real time, accounting for
> > moving objects and changing conditions. But for now, static, one-time
> > calibration of the system before projection as done in Lighttwist will do.
>
> > My background is in business and economics. Such a system would enable
> > humanity to put a planetarium in every classroom for less than 5000$.
> > Today the cost of a planetarium this size is about 500.000$ and it
> > requires a fixed installation. It will enable us to share a common room
> > even if we are time zones apart. Amd plenty of other applications.
>
> > Lot of work in 3D space and challenges for skilled mathematicians and
> > computer scientists like yourself.
>
> That sounds very interesting, although I'm not sure if I would be up
> to something as complicated as this. But if I can contribute to this
> in any way, I'd definitely be very glad.
>
> > I think you would be an enrichment to this community. It could be the
> > idea you originally applied to. It could be the ideas that will be
> > tabled (hopefully soon) with Sébastien Roy. At this stage we are guiding
> > each other toward knowing each other. Your reply gave me a much better
> > insight into your motives. We'll work something out for the common benefit.
>
> Thanks, I will be waiting.
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