aperture | Advanced Minecraft camera mod | Camera library
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kandi X-RAY | aperture Summary
Planet Minecraft page – CurseForge page – GitHub – Wiki. Disclaimer: this mod has nothing to do with Aperture Science from Portal games. See the article on what is Aperture actually is. Aperture is a Minecraft mod which allows you to create advanced camera movement (for cinematics or machinimas) using camera editor GUI. It works with Forge for Minecraft 1.12.2 (past versions available for 1.10.2 and 1.11.2).
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- Draws a timeline
- Draw tick marks
- Format the number of seconds
- Updates the duration
- Gets a cached shaders
- Parses the given code
- Convert object to BufferedReader
- Parses a line from a reader
- Called when a mouse is clicked
- Handles a client tick event
- Add camera frame
- This method is called when the player is rendered
- Set camera orientation
- Draw the module
- Gets the target entity at the specified player
- Implements the calibration
- Break down a path
- Calculate the fixture
- Initialize event bus listeners
- Track motion
- Updates the position in the fixture
- Implements the modifier
- Handle undo changes
- Registers the camera configuration
- Called when camera is being rendered
- Implements the fixture
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QUESTION
I am using astropy to detect sources in an image. I am trying to write a function that will detect my sources, with an option of storing their coordinates in an array, and another option to plot the sources. This is my code:
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Answered 2022-Apr-03 at 13:27Simple change order - first PlotStars, next store
QUESTION
I'm trying to set the camera preview White Balance, ISO, Aperture & Shutter Speed with Night Mode and Exposure settings for my app. I have set night mode and exposure setting using CameraX, and figured out settings option for rest of the settings using Camera 2. How can I use CameraX and Camera2 at the same time for camera preview? Thanks in advance!
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Answered 2022-Mar-21 at 11:41You can use Camera2Interop to add custom Custom capture request in your use cases.
Refer this answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/60583685/11861734
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Required Output - Green mark data i want in my sql dataset
Can anyone help me please?
I would like to select all the nodes in xml and get its Key-Value and Value in my dataset.
I have tried but I can only get specific tag result.
I have numeric-entity, list-entity and string-entity in my xml and I want to get values from each tag.
So far I can get only one entity value but I don't know how I can write OR condition or something in query to get result from all the xmls tag.
This is my xml and the query I have written:
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Answered 2022-Feb-09 at 02:29Please try the following solution. It is following the same minimal reproducible example paradigm. You copy it to SSMS as-is, run it, and it is working.
Though I don't understand the XPath expression predicate:
QUESTION
I am facing some issues when I convert the XML using XSL then it didn't parse the bullet it gives me some ASCII characters as shown below.
Here is the XSL that convert the complex xml into simplified XML.
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Answered 2022-Jan-14 at 14:14The problem will be that the input file is not encoded the way the XML parser thinks it is, so the XML parser is decoding the characters incorrectly. Check whether the input XML file has an XML declaration that declares the encoding, and check whether the bullet character at the start of the line is actually encoded the way it should be.
A good XML editor like Oxygen should help you resolve this.
Of course, once you discover exactly what the encoding problem is, you need to investigate how it happened, and ensure that it doesn't happen again.
(Incidentally, it's "ascii" not "ascaii", and the characters you are seeing are non-ASCII characters. When you're dealing with character encoding problems, you need to be precise.)
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I just learned about H3 and would like to basically get the "standard reference" point, referencing each hexagon (and the 12 pentagons) at each resolution, and then determine what the lat/lng coordinates are for each hexagon. How does this work?
The H3 grid is constructed on the icosahedron by recursively creating increasingly higher precision hexagon grids until the desired resolution is achieved. Note that it is impossible to tile the sphere/icosahedron completely with hexagons; each resolution of an icosahedral hexagon grid must contain exactly 12 pentagons at every resolution, with one pentagon centered on each of the icosahedron vertices.
The first H3 resolution (resolution 0) consists of 122 cells (110 hexagons and 12 icosahedron vertex-centered pentagons), referred to as the base cells. These were chosen to capture as much of the symmetry of the spherical icosahedron as possible. These base cells are assigned numbers from 0 to 121 based on the latitude of their center points; base cell 0 has the northern most center point, while base cell 121 has the southern most center point.
Each subsequent resolution beyond resolution 0 is created using an aperture 7 resolution spacing (aperture refers to the number of cells in the next finer resolution grid for each cell); as resolution increases the unit length is scaled by sqrt(7) and each hexagon has 1/7th the area of a hexagon at the next coarser resolution (as measured on the icosahedron). H3 provides 15 finer grid resolutions in addition to the resolution 0 base cells. The finest resolution, resolution 15, has cells with an area of less than 1 m2.
I would like to go down to resolution 10, which is about 15m^2 area. I would like to store a custom generated key with each hexagon at this resolution, associating the key with the index or hash of the hexagon, which I assume is somehow associated to the origin of the system, and somehow the origin is hardcoded to a specific place on the globe.
So it appears that h3.getRes0Indexes will give us the 122 origin cells at base 0. And the hierarchy docs show in the JavaScript library how to traverse the resolutions at least.
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Answered 2022-Jan-13 at 17:54where is the origin?
There is no single origin. The grid is based on a projection of a regular icosahedron onto the surface of the globe (using a spherical model).
Where is the part where it maps the stuff to the actual Earth globe? Is that hardcoded somehow in the codebase somewhere?
The orientation of the icosahedron is fixed relative to the Earth - you can see the center coordinates of each face here (these are, as you suggested, hardcoded in the codebase).
How do I know that when I use the library today, the 122 base hexagons I get from the API will have the same hash as the last time I used it?
All H3 indexes are stable - this is a function of the algorithm we use to create the index, and of the API guarantee we offer that we won't make any changes to the library that change cell indexes or geographic locations.
You can see more info on the methodology of the indexing function here.
QUESTION
I using ZingChart to do gauge chart. The chart only display first and last section only. Two section missing in between. I have 5 values, but I want to display for 4 value only. So, I created 4 rules for ring(arr_ringrules) and plot(arr_plotrules) and pass the rules arrays to object. But, only first and last section display in colour defined in rules.
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Answered 2022-Jan-03 at 01:06Label R value:-
start angle:end angle:scale
I have change this to 0:180:1
Scale R label- to display scale around the gauge chart
I have change to
QUESTION
I am new to Python and am struggling to find the right method for the following:
I have 2 API responses, one is a list of devices, the other one is a list of organizations. Each device is linked to an organization with an Organization ID.
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Answered 2021-Dec-30 at 01:41This code will achieve you goal:
QUESTION
I'm trying to fill a three dimensional array in JavaScript, but I get an error message in the web borwser console.
Here are the program step :
• opens a JSON array, based on this structure : • creates the tableau_ouverture array in 3D : ○ the fisrt dimension is the lens number ; ○ the second dimension is the aperture value ; ○ the third dimension stores the paths of three images, related to this aperture and this lens. • reads the JSON array and is supposed to fill the tableau_ouverture array with the data.
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Answered 2021-Dec-17 at 09:59I think this might help. variable fnr should be f1, f2, f3, ... This is done in a while until you run out of 'f' or is empty.
QUESTION
I am trying to get the author of every video on the YouTube homepage by web-scraping with BeautifulSoup4.
This is the chunk of HTML I am trying to navigate to.
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Answered 2021-Nov-13 at 05:26try the syntax:
QUESTION
I am using my own marks and displaying them on the slider using restricted values however the spacing is not ideal. How can I keep my own min/max/custom markers but have them be equally spaced on the slider?
Currently:
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Answered 2021-Oct-21 at 11:49This is achievable by using a dictionary to map between the internal values of the Slider (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) to the scaled values (2, 2.8, 4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16).
You also need to add a scale callback to transform the value before it's displayed in the tooltip:
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