Closed GentleHedgehog closed 5 years ago
Hi, thank you very much for your contribution, 👍 I will take a look on it, but please give few days. I will check the code and test it.
If this will work I think it would be nice to add possibility to choose project settings as additional input: ./AwesomeBump ~/Imagens/test.png ~/Imagens/test Configs/49_wood.ini
Sorry, this is redundant code, and I forgot to remove it. I did not try to run this application in Linux. I will try to port it to Linux and soon upload it to my branch
The problem is that I'm able to compile and run AB on linux but there is no effect when arguments are passed. When will you check this ?
I'll check it in a few days. But I do not know if it will work on my laptop configuration (thinkpad e531).
Ok, we are not in hurry. It should work in case of any problem please give me a feedback. What linux do you use? You will have to install AB with GL330 mode.
This is a source about my processor and integrated graphics - http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Pentium_Dual-Core/Intel-Pentium%20Mobile%202030M.html . My OS - Ubuntu 12.04, and till this moment I couldn't update MESA drivers to OpenGl 3.3 or higher.
Ok don't waste your time with ubuntu then. I will try to check it on my windows 10, but I will need couple of days.
Hello, I've created a new branch (on the release branch base) to use the batch tool (Do i need to merge it to a "new-feature" branch instead of the release branch? ).
An example of using an application with two arguments: AwesomeBumpConsole.exe /path/to/image /path/to/result_folder
I tested this version of the application with the following environment: Windows 7 x64, Qt 5.7.0 (qt-opensource-windows-x86-mingw530-5.7.0) Graphics Chipset - AMD Radeon R7 200 Series (driver version 17.7.1)