OK, I think I've sorted this out. I've installed Hugin_tools from Harry's web site so I can run pto2mk on the project file and then run make on the result as suggested. Not particularly user friendly but I'll try and put a wrapper around it to make it easier.
I'd still like to see this supported through the GUI somehow, but this will work for now. Rick On Jan 20, 4:29 pm, Rick Workman <ridgewo...@mac.com> wrote: > On Jan 19, 5:19 pm, Bruno Postle <br...@postle.net> wrote:> On Tue > 19-Jan-2010 at 08:26 -0800, Rick Workman wrote: > > > >Maybe I'm not communicating this well, but they appear to exist > > >temporarily as *_stack_ldr_* files, e.g., test_stack_ldr_0000.tiff, > > >during the process, but the cleanup throws them away. So I'd just like > > >an option (or parameter setting) that doesn't delete them. > > > Selecting 'remapped images' should keep these files, but it doesn't > > keep everything. > > So my conclusion is that it doesn't currently keep the files I want, > and there's no way to configure Hugin to do so.. > > > If you stitch on the command-line with 'make', nothing is deleted: > > > make -f project.pto.mk all > > > Running 'make clean' will then delete all intermediate files: > > > make -f project.pto.mk clean > > Can you point me at what I need, in addition to the Hugin Mac binary I > have have already installed? Also is there any doc/tutorial that will > tell me how to do this? My terminal skills are a bit rusty. > > Rick
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