Closed Ylannl closed 4 years ago
Hi Ylannl,
Try:
".*tif"
and take a look at https://micmac.ensg.eu/index.php/Pierrerue_tutorial as an example.
Hi Anjo, thank you for your reply. Actually I had already tried that variation as well, and I indeed started from the tutorials. Unfortunately it gives the same error.
~/.../reconstruction/images >>> mm3d Tapioca ".*tif" MulScale 1200 -1 [1]
"MulScale": 0 matches.
TAPIOCA: ERROR: unknown command : .*tif
Allowed commands are :
MulScale
All
Line
File
Graph
Georef
The error message indicates that you put the arguments in the wrong order.
On Monday, July 6, 2020, Ravi Peters wrote:
Hi Anjo, thank you for your reply. Actually I had already tried that variation as well, and I indeed started from the tutorials. Unfortunately it gives the same error.
~/.../reconstruction/images >>> mm3d Tapioca ".*tif" MulScale 1200 -1 [1] "MulScale": 0 matches. TAPIOCA: ERROR: unknown command : .*tif Allowed commands are : MulScale All Line File Graph Georef
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Hi @Ylannl ,
There's no problem anymore with ".tif" but, as returned on the command line, "Tapioca" doesn't find "MulScale" method because it isn't well ordered. The good syntax is like this one: `mm3d Tapioca MulScale ".tif" 1200 -1`
Micmac need to be very precise in command writing. As @anjoweichbrodt advise you, take a look at the Pierrerue (or other one) tutorial on the wiki.
Regards
Thank you very much for the swift replies, I really appreciate it. This seems to work now! Sorry for asking a silly question. I must have been very tired when I was reading the tutorial to miss the order like that.
I'm trying to get started with micmac. However, I'm already getting stuck at the first command. See:
The problem is that mm3d Tapioca only seems to be able to read 1 of my images. it seems that globbing is not working properly. I'm running manjaro linux with a zsh shell. I tried changing to
bash
andsh
shells but this gives the same result. I guess mm3d is doing it's own globbing anyways.Any ideas on how to fix? Am I missing something here? Photogrammetry is not fun with only one image!