If you're talking about my patch: You'd need to apply it to the source code. After that you need to regenerate the EXE which I've no idea how to do. That's why I only posted the patch.
Discussion EliteOCR 0.8 – Optical Character Recognition for The Commodities Market
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If you're talking about my patch: You'd need to apply it to the source code. After that you need to regenerate the EXE which I've no idea how to do. That's why I only posted the patch.
Yes, thanks a lot. But I'm not familiar with Python, how to apply it to a source code?
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Is there anyone here that has used this patch and regenerated the .exe? How did you do that? I have no idea how to fix this co-ordinates issue.
I had EliteOCR working just fine. Then I made the mistake of adjusting my FOV. Now I cannot for the life of me train it successfully, or get the Color Calibration to pass.
I have tried to delete the user training set and redo everything from scratch without any luck.
Is there a specific FOV that works at 1920x1080?
This is my settings.xml file...
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<GraphicsOptions>
<Version>1</Version>
<PresetName>Custom</PresetName>
<StereoscopicMode>0</StereoscopicMode>
<IPDAmount>0.001000</IPDAmount>
<AMDCrashFix>false</AMDCrashFix>
<FOV>56</FOV>
<HighResScreenCapAntiAlias>3</HighResScreenCapAntiAlias>
<HighResScreenCapScale>4</HighResScreenCapScale>
<GammaOffset>0.000000</GammaOffset>
<DisableGuiEffects>false</DisableGuiEffects>
<StereoFocalDistance>25.000000</StereoFocalDistance>
<StencilDump>false</StencilDump>
<ShaderWarming>true</ShaderWarming>
<VehicleMotionBlackout>false</VehicleMotionBlackout>
<VehicleMaintainHorizonCamera>false</VehicleMaintainHorizonCamera>
<DisableCameraShake>false</DisableCameraShake>
</GraphicsOptions>
I have tried to delete the user training set and redo everything from scratch without any luck.
Is there a specific FOV that works at 1920x1080?
This is my settings.xml file...
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<GraphicsOptions>
<Version>1</Version>
<PresetName>Custom</PresetName>
<StereoscopicMode>0</StereoscopicMode>
<IPDAmount>0.001000</IPDAmount>
<AMDCrashFix>false</AMDCrashFix>
<FOV>56</FOV>
<HighResScreenCapAntiAlias>3</HighResScreenCapAntiAlias>
<HighResScreenCapScale>4</HighResScreenCapScale>
<GammaOffset>0.000000</GammaOffset>
<DisableGuiEffects>false</DisableGuiEffects>
<StereoFocalDistance>25.000000</StereoFocalDistance>
<StencilDump>false</StencilDump>
<ShaderWarming>true</ShaderWarming>
<VehicleMotionBlackout>false</VehicleMotionBlackout>
<VehicleMaintainHorizonCamera>false</VehicleMaintainHorizonCamera>
<DisableCameraShake>false</DisableCameraShake>
</GraphicsOptions>
As long as the market listings pane takes up no less of the screen than it does at default FoV, it should work.
Then again, it's been a long time since I used OCR. The last few times I played, I either used the market connector or just didn't bother at all. /shrug
Does EliteOCR work with the current version of ED:Horizons?
I have what appear to be crystal clear screenshots, but Color Calibration fails. The only thing that I can figure is that there seems to be some sort of drop shadow on the text.
Here a link to one of the screenshots.
Here is a link to the errors in EliteOCR. It says that it is a "valid market screenshot".
I have what appear to be crystal clear screenshots, but Color Calibration fails. The only thing that I can figure is that there seems to be some sort of drop shadow on the text.
Here a link to one of the screenshots.
Here is a link to the errors in EliteOCR. It says that it is a "valid market screenshot".
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