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Pannellum is a lightweight, free, and open source panorama viewer for the web.
https://pannellum.org/
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PermissionError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: '/home/username/tileconvertor/nona' #1185

Open GulshanJhaWSP opened 11 months ago

GulshanJhaWSP commented 11 months ago

I am trying to make a bundle of all the packges required to run generate.py. when running and giving the path of nona, it is giving this error. Although I am runnig this command using sudo as

sudo python3 generate.py -n /home/username/tileconvertor/nona test.jpg

any workaround will be very helpul.

mpetroff commented 11 months ago

Do you have the execute bit set on nona? If you don't, chmod +x /home/username/tileconvertor/nona should fix it. I also would advise against running it with sudo.

GulshanJhaWSP commented 11 months ago

Thank you for the response. The main intended to do so is that, I want to integrate this generate.py with another tool (where I can get multires images and put them in a storage and fetch later using panellum). Do I have to deploy that docker container? I tried creating a flask api and attached it with generate.py and creating another docker container.

any suggestions will be very helpful. Thank you :)

mpetroff commented 11 months ago

Did setting the execute bit fix the issue or not?

Do I have to deploy that docker container?

What Docker container?

GulshanJhaWSP commented 10 months ago

Hi @mpetroff ,

No, that didn't work after running chmod command. So, Now I have created a docker image with generate.py (using the docker file in utils/multires). Also, I am getting the desired output tiles and faces of my image.

But, in my level folders, tile size in each level is 512 x 512 except level 1. there I am getting my tiles as 488x488 . Is there something I am doing wrong with the arguments? I have only set tilesize to 512.

Thank You for this amazing tool :)

mpetroff commented 10 months ago

Is there something I am doing wrong with the arguments?

No, that's the expected behavior. Starting from the full cube face resolution, the dimensions of each smaller level is cut in half again and again until the resolution is less than or equal to the tile size. Thus, the level 1 resolution is only equal to the tile size if the full cube face resolution is a power of two; otherwise, it's smaller.

GulshanJhaWSP commented 10 months ago

Okay, Got It. Thank You.