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With the method explained in CV - Extract differences between two images we can identify the differences between two aligned images.

How to do this with OpenCV when the camera angle (point of view) and the lighting condition are slightly different?

The code from How to match and align two images using SURF features (Python OpenCV )? helps to rotate / align the two images but as the result of the perspective transform ("homography") is not perfect, the "difference" algorithm will not work well here.

As an example, how to get only the green sticker (= the difference) from these 2 photos?

I want to recreate the field of view effect in the game Among Us in Unity by using the Universal Pipeline and 2D Lighting system.

But when I use 2D light and Shadow, I still see the character in the shadow, and I don't want to have the shadow completely black because I want to recreate the look as in the game Among Us where the background still has some light on it.

Here is what I mean by Among Us Field of View

As you can see there are shadows, the background is lightly light, and the character's body is half in shadow which is invisible and half in the light where they are visible.

Here is What I mean By Player is Blacked Out

There are a couple of YouTube videos about it, but the view becomes sharp and there is no fallout at the edges of the view as with 2D lights. Which really gives it a nice look.

I need help with that, is there away to do that in Unity using 2D Lights and Shadows? And if so how do I go about doing that?

Thank you in advance for your help, all is appreciated.

I am trying to make a HStack which contains x number of images and will display them in a wrapping HStack manner (i.e if only 4 of the 7 images fit on the line, then spill the 3 remaining over onto the next line).

I am trying to use the library WrappingHStack (https://github.com/dkk/WrappingHStack) but the result isn't as expected, the images are not wrapping around.

Here is my code:

I am trying to make a website that has a navigation bar at the top, as well as an opening header. However, whenever I test my code, only one

Here is the code I have so far:

I am trying to animate a CSS background for my website. However, when I run the program and view my site, the gradient seems to standstill, it does not move. Is this a problem with the CSS animation, or is the speed simply too slow? Here is what happens...

I want to change the height and background color of the

My Code:

To summaries I am making a basic tde calculator and I want the user to input how active they are per week The problem I am having is after typing how active the user is I want the condition to end but the input functions still stay open. I've tried defining "input()" but it still doesnt work.

Here is an example code Try typing in lightly active and youll see the input still stays open instead of exiting the condition

I am using Django 3.2

I am trying to integrate a blog app that has a slightly convoluted directory structure for its static assets. Here is the relevant part of the tree:

I'm building a WebAPI project. I have DynamoDB downloaded and running locally with -inMemory. After creating a couple of tables, I run this command locally: aws dynamodb list-tables --endpoint-url http://localhost:8000, which results in: