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Regarding Vizard Augmented Reality Custom Pattern Creation
Hi Jeff,
I am preparing a demo in which i have to create a pattern and save it , load it using AR modules in Vizard and draw a 3D model on to the pattern saved. When my program gets executes. It opens a web cam to get the markers data using code:raw = camera.getRawMarkers() I am trying to draw lines on to the edges of the car model using Code: viz.startLayer(viz.LINES) .... ... square = viz.endLayer() I am using the code from 'artoolkit_createPattern.py' code to save the pattern tracked by the web cam using the vizards artoolkit. But when i m tracking it draws the layer randomly and sometimes goes off. I dont want random lined to be drawn. How can i accurately get all the data points (by considering edges,wheels,etc)using the layers (lines,points,polygons,etc) on the car Model as which can be saved as a marker and can be used to Augment a 3D model on to a car. Pls assist how to proceed further. PFA the code and the screen shot of the pattern. Waiting for ur reply. Last edited by rajnishv; 03-14-2017 at 04:11 AM. |
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It seems like the solution you are asking for is beyond the scope of what we can help with on the forum. For help with code on the forum it needs to follow the guidelines for posting Vizard code.
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H Jeff,
I am using the following code to save the pattern. Is there any possibility using the code to get all the points and edged perfectly and save it as a pattern and then can be used to augment a 3D Model. Or is there way to use OpenCv with AR ToolKit of Vizard combined together to get the result? Code:
""" Press spacebar to save highlighted pattern to file Press F12 to display camera debugging controls """ import viz import vizact import vizinput viz.go() #Add ARToolkit extension ar = viz.add('artoolkit.dle') #Create camera from texture camera = ar.addWebCamera() camera.largestMarker = None #Example for creating a set of lines: viz.startLayer(viz.POINTS) viz.vertexColor(0,0,1) viz.pointSize(5) viz.vertexColor(0,1,0) viz.vertex(-1,1,5) #Vertices are split into pairs. viz.vertex(-1,18,5) viz.vertex(-1,2,5) #Vertices are split into pairs. viz.vertex(-1,17,5) viz.vertex(-1,3,5) #Vertices are split into pairs. viz.vertex(-1,29,5) viz.vertex(-1,1,5) viz.vertex(10,2,-6) viz.vertex(-1,3,5) viz.vertex(10,6,-6) viz.vertex(-1,5,5) viz.vertex(10,9,-6) viz.vertex(10,2,-6) viz.vertex(10,18,-6)\ viz.vertex(10,3,-6) viz.vertex(10,7,-6) viz.vertex(10,6,-6) viz.vertex(10,9,-6) viz.vertex(10,18,-6) viz.vertex(-1,18,5) viz.vertex(10,2,-6) viz.vertex(40,0,-50) viz.vertex(40,2,-50) viz.vertex(40,18,-50) viz.vertex(40,18,-50) viz.vertex(10,18,-6) square = viz.endLayer() def UpdateLargestMarker(): """Finds raw marker with largest pixel area""" raw = camera.getRawMarkers() if raw: raw.sort(key = lambda r: r.area) camera.largestMarker = raw[0] square.setMatrix( camera.getRawMarkerMatrix(raw[0],width=5000) ) square.visible(1) else: camera.largestMarker = None square.visible(0) #Update raw pattern every frame vizact.onupdate(viz.PRIORITY_INPUT-1,UpdateLargestMarker) def SavePattern(): """Displays save dialog for creating pattern from largest raw marker""" if camera.largestMarker is not None: filename = vizinput.fileSave() if filename: camera.savePattern(filename,camera.largestMarker) #Save current pattern when spacebar is pressed vizact.onkeyup(' ',SavePattern) #Allow configuring camera import vizconfig vizconfig.register(camera) vizconfig.getConfigWindow().setWindowAlignment(viz.ALIGN_RIGHT_BOTTOM) Last edited by rajnishv; 03-14-2017 at 10:58 PM. |
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Hi Jeff,
I have posted my code as instructed,also pls if u can can help me with code to get accurate pattern to get saved. Also pls suggest me on how to integrate OpenCV with Vizard. I also followed posts on worldviz on OpenCv and Vizard,but no breakthrough. Link: http://forum.worldviz.com/showthread.php?t=3696 http://forum.worldviz.com/showthread.php?t=2536 I have tested individually with Python GUI IDLE by visiting the following link and using the below versions to get applications run with Python GUI IDLE: Link: https://opencv-python-tutroals.readt...hon-in-windows 1.1.Python-2.7.x. 1.2.numpy-1.8.0-win32-superpack-python2.7.exe 1.3.matplotlib-1.3.0.win32-py2.7.exe Some Questions: a)How can use Vizard 5.1 or latest with the above versions of OpenCV,Python,numpy&matplotlib? b)I am using Vizard 5.1,which OpenCv Version will be compatible to vizard 5.1 or to latest Vizard? c)Which necessary files and where to copy fom OpenCV(cv or cv2) to Vizard's folder? Pls assist me further with code or on how to intergrate Vizard with OpenCv. Last edited by rajnishv; 03-16-2017 at 04:38 AM. |
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We don't have any instructions for using OpenCV with Vizard. Try searching online for OpenCV and Python tutorials.
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