[Expired for Hugin because there has been no activity for 60 days.]
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Please test 2016.2 version and report back if it is fixed.
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Thanks for the feedback. I've created the PTO myself, using some Python
code to automatically generate it from a bunch of files. I guess I
messed up there. I'll recreate it and try again.
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I can't reproduce the crash with your files. It opens fine with 2014.0
without any crash. So I don't know why it crashes at your side.
But I see another issue with your project: the assignment of lens and
stacks is very strange. For each stack the first image is assigned
another lens, but all
This file shows the problem, at least on my machine:
Windows 7 64-bit
Hugin 2014.0.0.51ff237f209e built by Matthew Petroff
Load the file, switch to the mask tab, and scroll to photo #36
(SBRN1953.jpg). If I create a mask there and confirm the last point by
double-clicking, Hugin crashes. I hope
Installing all updates to Windows 7 changed the behaviour a little bit.
I can now create the mask without crashing Hugin. Saving the file seems
to work, but now Hugin crashes upon opening it. I've attached the PTO.
** Attachment added: hab_gang_bibliotheek.pto
I can confirm this also happens on Windows 7 running Hugin 2014 RC4.
When I double-click to add the last point to the mask, Hugin crashes.
Operating System: Windows 7 (build 7601, Service Pack 1), 64-bit edition
Architecture: 64 bit
Free memory: 4194303 kiB
Active Codepage: 1252 (Western European
PS: This is with Show extent of active masks and crop disabled in the Mask
tab - Options tab.
When I enabled it, and then selected an image, Hugin crashed.
When I re-opened Hugin, that option was still enabled. It then allowed me to
select an image and create a mask, without crashing.
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PPS: PTBatcherGUI.exe now crashes as soon as I try to stitch the
project:
Unhandled exception at 0x576C6FD7 (huginbase.dll) in PTBatcherGUI.exe:
0xC005: Access violation reading location 0x.
When I remove the mask from the project, PTBacherGUI.exe starts just
fine.
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I can't reproduce the issue.
The masks works fine here.
Could you provide the pto file where it crashed?
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It works here on Windows. The crash happens inside a wxWidgets function.
As a workaround you could try to disable the display of the active
masks.
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How can I actively deactivate that drawing behaviour?
Mask tab, under options.
So the status is: it crashes in Mac OS 10.8, but works in Mac OS 10.6?
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Thanks, I found the option.
On 10.6 with this option activated I still get no crashes but as soon as
I add even a small exclude mask all of the image is dimmed, not only the
masked area.
I'll switch over to 10.8 and will report what happens there using the
same project.
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This is on 10.8
These crashes seem to be related to the Show extend of active masks and
crop option (and the wxWidget alerts) as suggested by Thomas.
Upon enabling / disabling the option Hugin showed that WXWidgets Debug
Alert that I already mentioned. I dismissed with Cancel to suppress
further
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