Hmm, not really as I say it needs to be in a self-contained python
script embedded in the scanline renderer itself. You can get a decent
'live' min/max using the dilate/erode trick or just write a custom
plugin to do this nice and fast but I can't go there for this.
Steve
Hugo Léveillé wrote:
Lazy answer but would using to curve tool to extract max data be an
option instead of looping pixels?
On Thu, Jul 12, 2012, at 13:46, Stephen Newbold wrote:
Hi, I have a tool that needs to obtain the maximum velocity value from a
scanline renderer. Currently I am finding the max pixel value of the
motion channel generated by the scanline renderer by iterating through
each pixel of the motion channel and returning the max(). A basic but
inaccurate optimisation is to skip x pixels to speed this up but I was
hoping there might be a more cunning way of doing this?
I'm presuming the Scanline Renderer itself doesn't store min/max
velocities in a hidden knob or something else accessible?
I was hoping to keep this process live and contained in an embedded
python script, so using NDK or a node tree (dilate to value of width of
image worked well enough if I went this method) so any suggestions are
welcome.
Steve
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