[Plugin] Pic2Shape - v1.3a - 17 Dec 25 (Image Contouring)

[tilo mar tin]

Anybody have the 1.1 rbz old version to pass me?

[Dave R]

@tilo-mar-tin why do you need v 1.1 of this extension?

[Krass]

Un immense merci, je viens de voir une application étonnante de ton plug-in où on voit que ça prendrait en compte le mapping en 3 d à partir des images. Je vais essayer demain chez moi, mais suis bluffé encore une fois par ton travail
Je parle de cette image

[Krass]

Hello,
It’s really excellent. However, when I tried again this morning, it got stuck at the same point with this image. I even reduced the image resolution to 500 pixels, but the result is the same. Is there any setting I could adjust to improve speed or get past this block?

[fredo6]

Can you attach the image

[Krass]

Yes, thanks

[duythach]

Tôi rất nóng lòng muốn thử nó! kế nhiệm xứng đáng cho ImageTrimmer cũ của tôi - nhanh hơn nhiều và có bộ công cụ tích

Trans.
I'm looking forward to trying it! worthy successor to my old ImageTrimmer - much faster and has a set of tools

[duythach]

Đây là phần mềm kế nhiệm xứng đáng cho ImageTrimmer cũ của tôi - nhanh hơn

Trans.
This is the worthy successor software for the old ImageTrimmer - faster

[Krass]

@duythach
I find your comment rather unpleasant...
I’m not sure it’s even possible to create this type of structure in 20 minutes using Image Trimer:
Clip 1 (1).mp4
There’s really no comparison.
From this png

[fredo6]

I tried with the image and di not get any problem.

Can you open the Ruby console before you launch Pic2Shape.


I could also generate the 3D grid object via texturing.

[Krass]

Thanks Fredo.
I think my PNG file was poorly prepared. In your video capture, things move very quickly—by comparison, on my end, it wasn't progressing at all. However, the other files I prepared worked just fine. Your percentage setting is excellent and really allows for fine-tuning the level of detail.
By the way, what do you mean: "Can you open the Ruby console before you launch Pic2Shape."
Do you mean that I need to open the Ruby console before applying your plugin?
Or are you asking me to show the contents of the Ruby console while Pic2shape is running?

[Krass]

Really? That’s strange. I just tested it again with this image, and it worked right away.

[Krass]

I just bought Pic2shape, and I want to thank you again for all the fantastic work you’re doing.

[TIG]

@Krass
What @fredo6 means is that if you are getting unexpected results, sometimes rather than an explanatory error-message appearing, there's an error message printed out in the Ruby Console [opened in Extensions > Developer submenu] - so seeing that might help you and copy/pasting it into a post can help Fredo see and perhaps resolve the issue...