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@webarkit/featureset-display

v0.3.0

Published

2 years ago

FeatureSET Display based on ARToolKit, ported thanks to Emscripten

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ARToolKit AR Augmented Reality NFT

FeatureSET-Display

A little javascript lib for display .iset and .fset .fset3 files

Introduction of the project

With this little library it is possible to display NFT markers (.fset .iset and .fset3) files, generated with NFT-Marker-Creator. For now it may show you the image set from .iset file and the feature points from .fset and .fset3 files. Very useful utility to understand the stength and key points of the NFT marker.

List of working features

Display of the first the ImageSet.
Display the features points used in identifying and features points used in continuous tracking.

Display of various imageSet and FeatureSet infos in the console:

NFT number of ImageSet
NFT dpi
NFT marker width
NFT marker height
NFT number of Feature sets
NFT number of feature points

List of features to add

display the ImageSet (the entire array of images as a choice)

Example

An example is included in the example folder. Run a http server (python or node) and open the example.html file.