TargetTalk

I have meddled! There is now an option in the config file to select which axis to flip - captured_image_flip_mode. It requires captured_image_flip_needed to be True for it to have any effect. As per the Python OpenCV docs, a value of zero will flip around the x-axis, any positive number will flip ar...

Great work on this so far. I have downloaded it and trying to get it to work on a mac but thought that this would be great to have run on a raspberry pi. Making a conda environment for all the python modules was easy on the mac and would be easy on a pi but not sure how a webcam will play nicely wi...

Added an average-shot-location indicator, along with a windage/elevation offset output thingy.

I've got this more-or-less working. I bodged a smartphone telephoto lens to the webcam to 'see' the IR LED better and reduce its field of vision (picture attached). It needs securing better as it tends to move around a bit, but that's a job for another day. Also fixed the auto-calibration and scalin...

Thanks, yes...but not as much as I'd expected to be honest. It's still very much a work in progress though! After trying it semi-successfully last weekend, I've come to the conclusion that a standard webcam has too wide a field of view to be accurate enough for this purpose. So, I've bought a teleph...

Hi all, I've just joined this forum. I wanted to tell more people about the DIY target shooter training system I've been working on. I've been posting about it on the Stirton forum for about a year, and after a bit of a lull I've picked up the project again and knocked it into a semi-usable state......

colinlp wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 1:41 am https://forum.stirton.com/index.php?/to ... ment-71701

That's my project! :) I've just joined here to tell more people about it. I'll start a new thread about it...