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0.4 Alpha3

09 Jul 16:12
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NOTE: This changes the package name and so will break code written for earlier versions (though the fix just requires a slight change to the import statement).

  • Rename package to gab.opencv.
  • Implement new project.prettyName build property from Ellie: jar is now opencv_processing.jar, library name is now displayed as "OpenCV for Processing"
  • Bump library.version to start being compatible with the updating system.
  • New cascade file for clocks
  • New channel example
  • Other improvements and bug fixes

0.4 Alpha2

05 Jul 16:16
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0.4 Alpha2 Pre-release
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Trying again with the structure of the cross-platform libs.

  • Move dylibs into macosx folder. (thought this was working, but apparently it wasn't)
  • Add ContourComparator class to support optional sorting of contours by area in findContour()

0.4 Alpha1

04 Jul 02:17
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0.4 Alpha1 Pre-release
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First preview release of 0.4. Lots of major changes.

  • Windows support! (Only tested on Windows 7 32-bit)
  • Renamed core class to OpenCV
  • Made some important functions static (imitate())
  • Added some new static helpers (toCv(), ARGBtoBGRA())
  • Really helpful min() and max() functions that allow brightest point tracking
  • Refactored diff() to be a member function and got it working on gray images

0.3.0

02 Jul 22:26
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0.3.0 Pre-release
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Starting to march towards an initial release. Major features here include:

  • Refactored current buffer system for better maintenance of color vs gray support
  • getSnapshot() method for saving intermediate stage processing. Allows the removal of multiple OpenCVPro object from many examples
  • Contour support: Contour class and findContour() method for creating them
  • Histogram support: Histogram class and findHistogram() method for calculating them.
  • Support for HSV color space, and a good color-tracking example
  • Region of Interest support.
  • Additional filters: brightness, contrast, dilate, erode, inRange, etc.