How do you draw a bounding box using GRIP?

[cad321]

Originally Posted by ollien

Why no auto gen code? It's an option in GRIP.

If I auto Gen code, how would I go about running it in a windows environment. I am not overly familiar with programming and vision in particular, hence why I ask.

[ollien]

Originally Posted by cad321

If I auto Gen code, how would I go about running it in a windows environment. I am not overly familiar with programming and vision in particular, hence why I ask.

You don't. You run it on your roborio/on a co-processor.

[cad321]

Originally Posted by ollien

You don't. You run it on your roborio/on a co-processor.

My co-processor is running a Windows enviroment though... Directly on the robot, not the driver station. So back to the original question of, Is there anyway one could do this directly in GRIP in a Windows environment? At this point I'm guessing the answer is no.

[wlogeais]

Originally Posted by cad321

My co-processor is running a Windows enviroment though... Directly on the robot, not the driver station. So back to the original question of, Is there anyway one could do this directly in GRIP in a Windows environment? At this point I'm guessing the answer is no.

Our team worked with this last year - I'd expect it is still perfectly valid.
http://github.com/WPIRoboticsProject...board/releases

This year the team is well on its way to a generated-code based autonomous, with the grip-pipeline running on the rio - so no extra weight, nor space. And the improvement over last year is potential for thread/input control for 2 cameras. The generate-code instructions are all there in screensteps.