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Re: Tracking Rectangles with Java/C++

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I have no idea how to apply said operation in C++. Ive found the imaqConvexHull() operation but have no clue how to start it.
This should help you get started! I'll be more helpful more once I see what the code I wrote does when I get it to run on a robot.
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