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Hypnotoad 21-01-2013 19:20

different images in labview
 
Hello. I am doing vision tracking in labview on the dashboard. One issue I am having is getting a rectangle on the original image. Yes it draws the rectangle on the image but it does so on the thresholded image. Is it possible to draw it on the original image while using the threshed image for the actual processing?

F22Rapture 21-01-2013 19:30

Re: different images in labview
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hypnotoad (Post 1219703)
Hello. I am doing vision tracking in labview on the dashboard. One issue I am having is getting a rectangle on the original image. Yes it draws the rectangle on the image but it does so on the thresholded image. Is it possible to draw it on the original image while using the threshed image for the actual processing?

Since you're talking about the LabView dashboard, that should go over in the LabView or General programming forums, not Java.

Greg McKaskle 21-01-2013 19:45

Re: different images in labview
 
I agree that the question is more likely to be answered on the LV forum, but since I'm here, it is easy.

In the lower right is a bit of code guarded by the Annotate button. The image going into it is the result of the threshold. Delete that wire and connect up the wire going into Original. If you only want one image display, you can delete the processed one and move the Original Image terminal to receive the output of the Annotate.

And now, back to regularly scheduled Java programming.

Greg McKaskle

Hypnotoad 21-01-2013 22:03

Re: different images in labview
 
Woops! Sorry about that. Almost everything we do is java now so I forget sometimes that the dashboard side of things is currently labview. Thanks for the tip. I'll try it out as soon as I get back to the lab.


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