> Thanks it builds now though it crashes if you change the user > experience level without any images loaded. > > hugin: /media/Linux_Data/Programs_CB10/Hugin/src/hugin/ > hugin_gui_overhaul/src/hugin_base/panodata/Panorama.h:211: virtual > const HuginBase::SrcPanoImage& HuginBase::Panorama::getImage(size_t) > const: Assertion `nr < state.images.size()' failed. > Aborted >
Fixed now. > There also appears to be no difference between the beginner, advanced, > and expert settings except on the optimizer tab which shows the X, Y, > and Z columns under advanced and expert but not beginner. Thats wrong. The possible selections in the drop down boxes on the images tab show also different values depending on the GuiLevel. > The optimizer and exposure tabs are not hidden in beginner, advanced, > or expert mode. The are hidden depending on the master optimizer switches and not on the GuiLevel. > The optimizer tab is much harder to use now since there is no way to > activate an entire column with one click, same for the exposure tab. > The user must click the box for every image in a column they want to > activate or deactivate, there was a button to do this before. This can be done now with the context menu. > You moved to optimizer master switches to the images tab but they are > nearly unusable there since the user can not see what effect the > different settings have without changing to the optimizer tab. > You moved to exposure master switches to the images tab but they are > nearly unusable there since the user can not see what effect the > different settings have without changing to the exposure tab. > If you want to put the the master switches on the images tab please > leave them on the other tabs, your layout is much more compact than > the old one, they do not take up much room, and you only want advanced > users to see these tabs anyway. The master switch say what will be optimized. So I don't need the long lists to see it again. Also the lists are read only and will confuse a new user. If the master switch is doubled on the optimizer tab, we can't hide the optimizer tabs any more. > When you removed the lenses tab you did not move all of its > functionality to the images tab as you said. > > Also the lens tab was removed. The functions moved to the images > tab. > > There is no way there to set the lens parameters that were previously > found on the lens tab on the images tab. Again, use the context menu. Thomas -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Hugin and other free panoramic software" group. A list of frequently asked questions is available at: http://wiki.panotools.org/Hugin_FAQ To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/hugin-ptx
