Harry,
Thanks again for continuing to do battle with all the parts and pieces
of this thing! :)
eo
On Oct 10, 2010, at 4:52 AM, Harry van der Wolf wrote:
Hi all,
I built another triple architecture i386/x86_64/ppc bundle.
In this bundle the GSOC-2010 makefile project and the GSOC-2010
patent_free_cpm project are integrated.
It took some time to integrate these two also due to the fact that
the cpm has already been expanded again with new functionality (and
due the fact that my XCode project somehow got corrupted).
In this bundle you can use/test:
The new patent-free CPdetector cpfind (as it is called now) which
supersedes the "patfree-panomatic" (as I called it in earlier
bundles and referred to in the defaults as "Pablo's patent free
Panomatic"). This cpfind is from the GSOC-2010 project done by
Antoine Deleforge. Thomas Modes already added some new combined
celeste functionality to it which enables you to run celeste during
the CP detection to improve accuracy. This will slow down the
process a bit, but it's worth it I think.
The makefilelib functionality done by by Florian Achleitner. This
functionality should improve and stabilize the entire process
dealing with project files (very simply stated), also between Hugin
and PTBatcher(Gui). I did not test the last one yet.
The makefilelib functionality doesn't require any extra configuration.
The "cpfind" functionality has changed compared to it's predecessor
"patfree-panomatic". This bundle comes predefined with default
settings for cpfind (indoors/architectural, no clouds) and cpfind
+celeste (panos with clouds). From the CPDetectors Preferences pane
just select the "load defaults". Note: If you also made some exotic
changes to other CP detectors than please take a note of these
settings prior to loading the defaults (other CPdetectors? who needs
other CPdetectors?). You don't need to reinstall the other
CPdetectors, just reconfigure.
If you just want to add cpfind by hand, than take a quick look at
the new wiki page(2), which will expand soon (by you?). Note that
you have to add cpfind as executable WITHOUT browsing for it and
WITHOUT path reference, just as cpfind.
Tiger users should use the Tiger versions of enblend/enfuse as can
be found in the "enblend-enfuse-4.0" folder in the dmg.
(Snow)Leopard users can stick to the builtin enblend/enfuse version.
These builtin (Snow)Leopard versions are 32/64bit openMP builds.
New users or users switching from 2009.2 and below: If you want to
use autopano-sift-c and/or panomatic you should download and install
the correct versions (see (1)). The bundle comes pre-configured for
autopano-sift-c and panomatic but without the actual programs due to
patent/license restrictions.
As always: Information and binaries via my website
<http://panorama.dyndns.org/index.php?lang=en&subject=Hugin&texttag=Hugin
>.
(The binaries themselves are served from hugin.panotools.org who
kindly provide the disk space and bandwidth).
Harry
(1): Check <http://panorama.dyndns.org/index.php?lang=en&subject=Hugin&texttag=Hugin
> for further info about autopano-sift-c and panomatic.
(2): <http://wiki.panotools.org/Control_Point_Detector_Parameters>
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