Thread: Adding crosshairs to camera image
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Re: Adding crosshairs to camera image
got it.

what i did is I added the servo postion to the dashboard typedef and then made a custom dashboard (I have done this a few times before). I then discived all of the NI vision (as opposed to FIRST vision) stuff... and I have it so:

it overlays 2 rectangles on the image for each line of the crosshair (1 px seemed too thin...) and has a case structure that flips the image 180 degrees when the servo angle reaches a certain point (i put in 110 degrees).

sound good?
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