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#1 2009-05-12 20:53:58

Aeriscera
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[APG2 Win XP Pro] CPE Doesn't Paint Image

Hello Everyone,

It seems that when I am editing control points that after adding perhaps 10 or 15 new sets of control points that the CPE window shows only one of the two images I am trying to connect. If I continue adding control points (you can sometime do this without actually seeing both images) then a GFL error is announced. This used to happen in APP1.4.2 too.

Quitting AP[PG] and restarting fixes this (for another 10 to 15 sets of CPs).


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#2 2009-05-13 11:08:09

AlexandreJ
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Re: [APG2 Win XP Pro] CPE Doesn't Paint Image

Please specify GFL error ( out of memory or reading error, etc ). It will explain the issue.

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#3 2009-05-13 14:02:50

Aeriscera
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Re: [APG2 Win XP Pro] CPE Doesn't Paint Image

Here you go, with some more explanation.

The way this error happens, consistently, is that I open a .pano and start editing bad links. I click on a red square, delete the existing CPs and then add my own by getting APG to look at two common areas. If there are more than 50 CPs I throw away the worst (I have options set to keep only the best 50 points). Eventually I click on a bad link and an unpainted image appears - perhaps it takes more like 20 links before it happens.

After adding control points blind to about three more pairs of images, neither image is painted. I can still add CPs, but on the next bad link I get the GFL error shown below. Generally I get the message shown, citing the first file/image and if I press on OK then I get the same message about the second file/image.

HTH


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