On 15 February 2019 22:40:45 GMT, jim cullen wrote:
>Thanks for your suggestion. After slightly modifying the
>sticth-scan... Python script I have an output.pto I can open in hugin
>and add control points. I assume need remove points on repeated
>features as well, optimize and stich.
Yes, hopefully the PTO file has the optimisation parameters correctly set up
for a mosaic project rather than a traditional panorama - there is a tutorial
on the Hugin website that explains how aligning scanned images works.
>and can I delete control points en masse from .pto with vim
>and where might I look for basic info such as this preferably in
>scan/mosaic (only a guess that) context?
Each control point in the PTO file is a line that starts with 'c', you can
delete them without corrupting the file. The file format is documented here:
http://hugin.sourceforge.net/docs/nona/nona.txt
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