Daniel Wolf

My thoughts on that topic are exactly the same. For Rhubarb 2, I'm thinking of implementing a built-in batch mode that will take a glob pattern of files and process...

Rhubarb requires a number of resource files. It looks for them in a `res` directory which must be in the same directory as the `rhubarb` executable. Judging by the error...

No. Why would you hard-code a file path in a binary? > Judging by the error message, the rhubarb executable is in /usr/local/bin. Is that correct? If so, how did...

"Compilation" is the act of taking source code and creating a binary executable file. This executable file should then be able to run from any directory and on any machine...

I take it that by "model", you mean a set of images with different mouth shapes. The closest thing that exists right now are the official illustrations for the different...

Currently, Rhubarb *always* uses 100fps internally (for technical reasons). To achieve any other frame rate, output frames are simply discarded. This is far from ideal, because it can lead to...

I'm afraid that's not possible with Rhubarb. Rhubarb uses a more complex logic for its animation, which cannot be configured without changing the source code.

What version of what C++ compiler are you using?

I'm on holiday right now, researching with my smartphone, which makes things rather awkward. But here goes: Both places you mentioned are wrong indeed. They just happen to work with...

It may compile without this line, but the error handling will be broken. I think the file is missing an `#include ` directive at the top in addition to the...