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09-02-2010, 17:27
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Re: Camera Target (x,y) Position
I have located said reference.
It was a pain going through all of the clusters and indecies, so I turned it into a vi. I have attached it to this post. It should work with any code that runs the standard vision processing. It spits out (x,y) coordinates to your program. 
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