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Python and Java API / Script runs differently if I place or take out a doc.save() call in the middle
« on: September 01, 2017, 09:11:29 PM »
Hello,
I would appreciate your help. I wrote two scripts:
(1) one orients the model and sets the bounding box
(2) the other resets the viewpoint to something nice with the z-axis up (see below)
I found that if I run these consecutively as separate scripts, then both objectives are reached! Unfortunately when I call them from within the same script the second one doesn't happen. The viewpoint stays the same as if (2) never even ran. However, if I include a save function in between the two scripts, then both steps are successfully completed.
I'm including a minimal example below. In place of my script (1) I am doing chunk.updateTransform() which produces the same inconsistency. Please try running the code below on a project with a completed model in a chunk. Then uncomment the doc.save() line. Hopefully you will also see the resulting view depends on doc.save().
Why do I need the doc.save() command for the script to carry out the rotate() function afterwards?
I am using Agisoft PhotoScan Professional Version 1.3.3 build 4827 (64 bit)
I would appreciate your help. I wrote two scripts:
(1) one orients the model and sets the bounding box
(2) the other resets the viewpoint to something nice with the z-axis up (see below)
I found that if I run these consecutively as separate scripts, then both objectives are reached! Unfortunately when I call them from within the same script the second one doesn't happen. The viewpoint stays the same as if (2) never even ran. However, if I include a save function in between the two scripts, then both steps are successfully completed.
I'm including a minimal example below. In place of my script (1) I am doing chunk.updateTransform() which produces the same inconsistency. Please try running the code below on a project with a completed model in a chunk. Then uncomment the doc.save() line. Hopefully you will also see the resulting view depends on doc.save().
Why do I need the doc.save() command for the script to carry out the rotate() function afterwards?
I am using Agisoft PhotoScan Professional Version 1.3.3 build 4827 (64 bit)
Code: [Select]
import PhotoScan
def rotate():
doc = PhotoScan.app.document
chunk = doc.chunks[-1]
T = chunk.transform.matrix
PhotoScan.app.viewpoint.coo = T.mulp(PhotoScan.Vector([0,0,0]))
PhotoScan.app.viewpoint.rot = chunk.transform.rotation
PhotoScan.app.viewpoint.mag = 1000
if __name__ == "__main__":
doc = PhotoScan.app.document
chunk = doc.chunks[-1]
chunk.updateTransform()
#doc.save()
rotate()
