Joseph Brooksbank

Here is my python running script: http://pastebin.com/X0edmjwT Here is my grip python file: http://pastebin.com/1aa9ddH8 Here is the grip save file: [here](https://github.com/mparobotics/2017Season/blob/master/GRIP%20Files/2017%20grip%20again.grip) EDIT: [here](https://github.com/mparobotics/2017Season/blob/master/GRIP%20Files/Grip%20python%20setting%20files/grip_basic_rectangles.py) is the generated python file for a...

Huh, I don't know how I didn't notice those. Nevertheless, it should still find the contours and display them with a drawContours function I call later. GRIP and the Pi...

Research into issue: All data hosted [here on github](https://github.com/brookshank/grip_python_research) Here is a more in depth look into the issue. Without moving the camera or the vision target, I went through...

raw_image is the image as seen in grip on osx. mjpeg_stream is the same settings when viewed from the pi. I believe the slight difference is because of the compresssion...

Thanks for commenting on the issue! I have one question. In your code for `center_x_positions` and the like, did you mean `x * image_scale` or is `ximage_scale` a new variable?...

Cool! I hope everything works well for you. I'll test your changes tonight when I have access to the pi (ours is already mounted on our robot -- There are...

Just trying out your changes now... After setting the resolution of the camera with `cap.set`, it doesn't appear that the `image_scale` variable is necessary, as everything can be done in...

I've been messing with it today, and it seems that the values returned by the x, y, w, h of the grip file are **not** scaled to the resolution of...

Are you having issues with the contours not showing up in the same way? I'm not sure how things work in Java with openCV, and my help probably won't be...

For everyone reading this in the future, what was wrong?