Am 18.04.2019 um 04:05 schrieb Rich MacDonald:
I am trying to run the enfuse_align_droplet.bat code written by Erik Krause
in 2008.
On a Windows 10 environment, dropping a folder on the bat causes a series
of "Access is denied." error messages.
I suspect you have no write access to the directory the droplet wants to
write it's temporary files. To fix open enfuse_align_droplet.bat with a
text editor (f.e. notepad) and set Images_Temp_Dir to a path with write
access (f.e. %TEMP% )
So either I have not followed the setup instructions correctly or the tool
is not up to date.
Well, it is not up to date. It's 11 years old now. I'd wonder whether
it's even compatible with the current parameter syntax of enfuse and
enblend. No one cared about it obviously. Is it still packaged with
hugin? Sorry, but I currently have neither time nor motivation to keep
this up to date. But anyone can, it's open source...
I am surprised not to find any further discussion about this tool in the
newsgroup, as it is exactly what is needed to save huge amounts of time in
some workflows.
Is there a newer way to do things that I have missed?
I don't know. I use PTGui almost exclusively now...
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