> First question: what version of Hugin are you using, and from where: > - the one that is distributed via the standard Ubuntu repositories? > - the stable Hugin from the Hugin PPA [0]? > - the nightly Hugin from the Hugin PPA [0]? > - Hugin from another source / self built - please specify the details?
I'm using hugin shipped with natty. This is version 2010.4.0.854952d82c8f. > Was Hugin responsive after the CP finding attempt? Did Hugin return an error > message? If yes what? >From the information available I can not say what went wrong. Assuming it was >on the program's end, it could be one of the following: > 1- Hugin does not find the selected CP detector > 2- The selected CP detector does not find any CP > 3- Hugin or the selected CP finder crashed > 4- Hugin or the selected CP finder hangs / becomes non-responsive I reproduced the error es follows: I removed my .hugin to reset it to default state and removed the autopano-sift package. The error message is "Warning 6 unconnected image groups found:[0], [1], [2], [3], [4], [5] Please create control points between unconnected images using the Control Points tab. After adding the points, press the "Align" button again" The list of control point detectors is autopano-sift which is selected as default autopano-sift-c panomatic macht-n-shift align image stack So, obviously the error is because of the default selection of the control point finder - which is not available per default. > To set the default preference, go to the menu "File" -> "Preferences". In > the > "Control Points Detectors" tab select "Hugin's CPFind" from the list and > hit > the "Set default" button. If you do not see a reference to "Hugin's > CPFind" > in the list, hit the button "Load Defaults". This (the "Load Defaults") helped. Now the list includes CPFind. Since hugin does not work after fresh install (without a .hugin file) this is still a bug in my opinion. > Hugin is FLOSS and as such does not tell you how you should use it. If > autopano works for you, good for you. Yes - I agree. But it seems desirable that it works per default preferences. > By default Hugin 2010.4.0 and later installs its own CP finder CPFind and > does > not depend on autopano or other third-party tools. Great. > CPFind was introduced in release 2010.4.0 and improved in release 2011.2.0. > Although no complete scientific comparison has been presented to the public > yet, there is plenty of evidence that points toward CPFind's superiority > over > the tools previously plugged into Hugin, including autopano. Woks like a charm :) .. Thanks for the detailed comments. Matthias -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/817889 Title: hugin autopano dependance To manage notifications about this bug go to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hugin/+bug/817889/+subscriptions -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
