wyattschwanbeck
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1 year ago Thank you for your feedback and interest! I did account for varying resolutions in which the program can be ran with the function adjusted_capture. It uses the fixed key points that I captured when building the program using a 1920x1080 monitor that accounts for the users resolution and aspect ratio. Using a higher resolution monitor will allow you to achieve your ask in number 1. Let me know if you meant you wanted to see a larger output size as that is possible. Your second ask for increasing the frame rate is a little trickier as it'll require some code optimizations. The speed in which the code can execute is entirely dependent on the users system at the moment. Theoretically the faster a CPU can execute the python code, the more frames you will be able to capture. I'll have to think about this one a little more. I assume your target frame rate capture is 60fps right? I'd say the script can handle about 20-30fps at the moment on the average system which i think could definitely be improved.
This programme is great! Thank you for releasing it. I've been trying to find the accuracy and bullet drop of the WOR rifles via firing large populations of shots (literally thousands), manually recording them and trying to find a usable median. Your tool looks like it may be able to tell me the exact offset from aim point to shot placement.
I wanted to ask:
1) would it be possible to capture the output in a higher resolution? 2) Would it be possible to increase the frame rate to guarantee I'm seeing the frames closest to the firing point?
I've never played with code before but there is something very beautiful about the automisation here. No worries if you are busy!