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That's an interesting approach. How would I go about starting to do this? (opencv beginner here)

To be more precise I'd like to create about 5-10 frames of it to cycle through in real time

Hey all,

So I'm using opencv with the allegro game library to aid me in generating procedural content. One quest I had was if I have a water tile Mat image, is there a way to "offset" it so it appears to be moving in a particular direction? Any suggestions on where to get started on something like this would be greatly appreciated. There are water tile images essentially and I want to be able to cycle them. Thanks for the help!

If I haven't been concise enough please let me know. I've been coding for about 15 hours and my brain is kind of fried at this point

Cheers!

This is excellent, thank you thank you thank you. Very helpful. Opencv is so large that breaking into it has been a bit overwhelming. Thanks :D

Thank you so much! Greatly appreciated, just woke up and looking over it now. :)

noob question I know, but bump as I need help and can't find anything on this online

Hello everyone,

I am trying to solve a relatively simple problem, but the opencv library seems stitching seems like it perhaps may be overkill for what I'm trying to accomplish. Essentially here's what I'm trying to do in a procedural RPG:

Generate tile types in the world

for each(tile){

-generate custom texture and output tile to a .bmp file
-take that tile and append it to a "FinalMap.bmp" file in the correct position

}

The second step is the only one that is causing me problems. When I try using Stitcher.stitch() it fails everytime. Is there a more simple solution to what I'm trying to do?? If anyone has a link to an example of this it'd be greatly appreciated

I'm running opencv 2.4.9 Could this be an issue?

Also yeah for some reason even if I open up the bmp in paint, save it out as a jpg and try and load it it still won't work. I can load an image that was originally a jpg that I downloaded online just fine though

Hello all,

I'm trying to read in a .bmp file using the following code:

cv::Mat image1 = cv::imread("SmallDog.bmp", CV_LOAD_IMAGE_COLOR);

And it is failing everytime. I can read in .jpg files just fine, but I need to load in a bmp file, as the noise library and texture generator I have writes to .bmp files and I plan to stitch generated bmp textures together. I can't get past this though -_- Any suggestions you may have are greatly appreciated

And yes, the directory location in Visual Studio is fine. I tested it with a few different file formats, and .bmp is the only one giving me issues (of course the one I need haha)