Hi, is there any ways once I have enabled (alignment/meshing/texturing) some camera, but not all, to get back my selection (only the yellow camera enabled).
Thanks.
Hi softyoda,
to do so you need to have selected all those images and export Image list. Then you can use that image list for wanted images selection.
There is also the option in the Selected input panel to select aligned or unaligned images only:
Yes, but if I enabled camera and mistakenly deselected without exporting another new imagelist (among the hundred others), I basically “lose” this selection, it is very inconvenient, and it wouldn’t be hard to programmatically select the enabled ones.
Where did you open this panel ? There is an “advance” panel for mesh, but is there an advance panel for camera where you can select enabled ?
It is in 1Ds view when you have some images, which are not aligned in the component:
To use that tool you need to have selected all images in 1Ds view.
Are you doing this selection after alignment? If so, you can also use the option Show Registered/Unregistered in 2Ds view and then choose portion of the images.
I do not wish to select aligned/unaligned, I wish to select enabled.
I need to work on alignment consisting of hundred of thousands of images, sometimes it more convenient to texture or mesh using only certain images.
While it’s possible to save selection to image-list, if by mistake selection is deselected, it’s impossible to get back the selection of only the enabled (the white cameras among red ones in this image)
I understand that you want to select only enabled images. In previous message you mentioned that those are used for alignment. So all aligned images should be also enabled and therefore I promoted that option (as there is no direct option to do so).
I will create a feature request for this.
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Hello @softyoda, maybe this might help you. We have a keyboard shortcut for saving camera selections. You can save up to 5 selections.
- Make a selection of cameras/images
- Press CTRL+SHIFT+F1 (or F2, F3, F4, F5) to save the selection
- To load the selection back press CTRL+SHIFT+1 (or 2, 3, 4, 5)
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