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| − | '''Hugin_stitch_project''' stitches a Hugin project file. It provides an GUI interface to select the project file and to select the output folder and output prefix. The project file and the output folder/prefix can also be specified on the command line | + | '''Hugin_stitch_project''' stitches a Hugin project file. It provides an GUI interface to select the .pto project file and to select the output folder and output prefix. The project file and the output folder/prefix can also be specified on the command line |
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hugin_stitch_project --output=path/to/output/prefix project.pto | hugin_stitch_project --output=path/to/output/prefix project.pto | ||
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If you don't need the project file after stitching it can be deleted automatic at the end of the stitching with the switch <code>--delete</code>. | If you don't need the project file after stitching it can be deleted automatic at the end of the stitching with the switch <code>--delete</code>. | ||
'''Hugin_stitch_project''' checks for the existence of the generated files and ask for confirmation for overwriting these files. This confirmation can be suppressed by supplying the switch <code>/w</code> or <code>--overwrite</code> on the command line. | '''Hugin_stitch_project''' checks for the existence of the generated files and ask for confirmation for overwriting these files. This confirmation can be suppressed by supplying the switch <code>/w</code> or <code>--overwrite</code> on the command line. | ||
| − | + | If you want to stitch from the command line without a GUI, use hugin_executor instead of hugin_stitch_project: | |
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| − | + | hugin_executor --prefix=prefix project.pto | |
| − | '''Hugin_stitch_project''' makes use of specified alternative programs for enblend and enfuse and their default command line switches | + | |
| + | '''Hugin_stitch_project''' and [[Hugin_executor]] makes use of specified alternative programs for enblend and enfuse and their default command line switches as specified in [[Hugin Preferences]]. | ||
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| + | For more control above the stitching an executor file can be specified by <tt>--user-defined-output=executor_file</tt> for an [[user defined output sequence]]. | ||
[[Category:Software:Platform:Windows]] | [[Category:Software:Platform:Windows]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:36, 10 July 2017
Hugin_stitch_project stitches a Hugin project file. It provides an GUI interface to select the .pto project file and to select the output folder and output prefix. The project file and the output folder/prefix can also be specified on the command line
hugin_stitch_project --output=path/to/output/prefix project.pto
If you don't need the project file after stitching it can be deleted automatic at the end of the stitching with the switch --delete.
Hugin_stitch_project checks for the existence of the generated files and ask for confirmation for overwriting these files. This confirmation can be suppressed by supplying the switch /w or --overwrite on the command line.
If you want to stitch from the command line without a GUI, use hugin_executor instead of hugin_stitch_project:
hugin_executor --prefix=prefix project.pto
Hugin_stitch_project and Hugin_executor makes use of specified alternative programs for enblend and enfuse and their default command line switches as specified in Hugin Preferences.
For more control above the stitching an executor file can be specified by --user-defined-output=executor_file for an user defined output sequence.