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Feature Request: Download all faces button & batch processing. #4

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spriglet66 opened this issue Dec 16, 2017 · 1 comment
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@spriglet66
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Works like a dream! However I have a lot of files I need to process and clicking each square to download slows the process down significantly! Please could you add a download all button and (perhaps a tall order) but an option to batch process? even the option to process two at a time would significantly speed up my workflow!

Thanks in advance!

@regularsteven
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Hi @spriglet66

I'm a rough developer who's figured this out, but it's a bit messy.

  1. Update the two files attached from the repo
  2. Input field is now multi-field input
  3. drag in your files - this kicks of a task where it works through each file
  4. at the completion of first file, it then sends a fake click to each image
  5. each image should then download to your download folder, but the file names now include the original file name, prefixed by the nz / nx / pz, etc

Note: In addition downloading the images ONCE, it applies a 45 degree rotation on each image and then downloads a second-set of images with a slight rotation.

my reason for doing this is that I'm working on some photogrammetry project and the images need to contain an overlap for the software to identify each image is 'connected'.
This hasn't fully solved my problem, and the rotation is only a pitch, not a yaw (which is what I need to figure out to allow my 360 camera to capture everything for processing and that 'overlap' issue).

batch-processing.zip

I've hacked this together and it somewhat suits my needs, but if there were a way to get rotation and yaw, I'd be very happy. My math isn't the best....

@jaxry thank you for the work - it's super cool. I don't quite understand commits / pull requests, and so on, for public projects - but I hope this code is of use and a real enhancement.

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