Hi Bob, I had the same questions as Carl.
The path statement is really weird. It says: /PHOTOS\:RK folder/TRAIN PHOTOS folder/_1010657.JPG. The ":" inside which needs to be escaped, hence the backslash in front of it, is really peculiar. It looks a bit like the "old" Macintosh way of path's like PHOTOS*:*RK folder*:*TRAIN PHOTOS folder*:*_1010657.JPG. But than partially "POSIX" with the forward slashes. Next to that it also says "RK folder" and "TRAIN PHOTOS folder". Did you really name you folders to something like "<foldernname> folder"? In case you did name the folder path with a ":" inside, please try to avoid that. Kind regards, Harry 2009/6/8 Carl von Einem <c...@einem.net> > > Hi Bob, > > dragging hugin from the .dmg to your app folder should be ok. I usually > drag all the contents of the dmg to a new folder like 'hugin_svn3888' so > I get no conflicts with older versions. Works perfectly on my G5. > > That part of the path looks strange: > /PHOTOS\:RK folder/ > How did you add your images to the hugin project? Did you drag and drop > from a different app like iPhoto? If so, the easiest workaround would be > to create a new folder somewhere (e.g. your desktop) named after the > project. I always try to not use spaces or special cases like Umlauts in > my path and file names just to make sure that all the tools bundled with > hugin find their way easily. > > Now drag all your needed images and the pto file in that same project > folder, open the .pto file in a text editor like TextWrangler and have a > look at the image names. Here you should find something like > /PHOTOS\:RK folder/TRAIN PHOTOS folder/_1010657.JPG > > just delete the complete path (/PHOTOS\:RK folder/TRAIN PHOTOS folder/) > so you keep the file names only (e.g. _1010657.JPG). > > Save and close that pto file, open it in hugin and try again to stitch > your pano. Does it work now? If it does, just remember for new projects > to either add images from within the project or drag them from it's > folder in the finder, not from a different app. > > Carl > > Wallowa Bob wrote: > > Harry, and all the rest: > > I left a message a few weeks ago, and am back at it, trying to make > > Hugin stitch. > > > > I've downloaded version 0.7.0 and now 2 versions of 0.8.0, the latest > > being rc3. NONE of them will stitch, but all seem to work up until > > then. > > > > This is the error log I get: > > > > Checking nona...[OK] > > Checking enblend...[OK] > > Checking enfuse...[OK] > > Checking hugin_hdrmerge...[OK] > > Checking exiftool...[OK] > > Checking rm...[FAIL] > > gnumake: *** No rule to make target `/PHOTOS\:RK folder/TRAIN PHOTOS > > folder/_1010657.JPG', needed by `Trainpano10000.tif'. Stop. > > > > Using my prodigious powers of deduction I am not installing it > > correctly or not using it correctly. > > > > INSTALLATION: As I said before I am not a geek and only know how to > > click on an installer or drag an app to the app folder and pray. > > That's what I did, just dragged the Hugin app from the DMG folder; I > > did not install Autopano or anything else. I did not "build" it on my > > mac. Maybe I should have installed/copied something that I didn't? > > > > OPERATOR ERROR?: You can see from above what worked and what > > ultimately didn't, I think. What is "checking rm"? which failed? Maybe > > I just did something stupid on the save dialog? > > (fyi I am used to using ultrasimple Canon Stitcher so I linked the > > control points manually. that much I know). > > > > Anybody have an idea what is going on? > > > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "hugin and other free panoramic software" group. A list of frequently asked questions is available at: http://wiki.panotools.org/Hugin_FAQ To post to this group, send email to hugin-ptx@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to hugin-ptx-unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/hugin-ptx -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
