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04-01-2009, 22:01
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Re: How do you track multiple blobs of the same color?
The easiest thing to do would be to modify the WPILib code. You could modify the GetLargestParticle function in TrackAPI.cpp to return, say, the three largest particles, and then modify FindColor to return particle analysis reports for all three.
Personally, though, I'm planning to have my team completely rewrite the camera stuff to better suit this year's purposes, and to use C++ classes. |
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