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Document how to use the plugin #66
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Hi @vbombaerts,
Hope that already helps, if you can confirm that these steps work out fine, we can put these steps on the wiki page. |
That was an oversight in c8f1ec0. The images were added to the Mapillary layer but the layer was not displayed. You had to open the layer manually, starting with this commit it opens automatically again. Also, the "Import" button when selecting the "geotagged images" layer is now disabled as long as there are no layers selected.
@floscher Thanks for your answer. It works great. I did not yet check if pictures are already published on Mapillary. I would add (at step 6.) that to select all the sequence at once you have to double-click on one picture. Something else (maybe it is better to open an new issue) : Another great tool (but maybe more difficult to implement) would be to be able to rotate a range of pictures. For example to correct the location of the pictures of my example, I would first select a first range of pictures, the one on the right, then rotate to align with the OSM road and shift to put it on the road. For the second range (left), I would only shift it. After those raw relocations, I would adjust one by-one the pictures that still need it. |
@vbombaerts Thank you for reporting back, glad it works. I'll then copy the steps as they are to the wiki, with the addition about double-clicking. Unfortunately I won't have time to implement new features for the Mapillary plugin in the near future. But if there is someone who wants to develop something new (or add documentation in the wiki) for the plugin I'm always open and ready to support such an effort. I like the idea to select multiple images in one go, this is definitely missing. My personal preference would be to select by clicking and dragging a rectangle around the images, like you do it with OSM data layers. But your idea also sounds good. Feel free to open an issue for that. The second tool you suggested (I think) already exists, I can rotate or move multiple images the same way I rotate/shift a single image. Simply select multiple images and try to move/rotate one of them. |
It would be great, if there would be more and up to date user documentation of the plugin (e.g. on the Wiki page).
Some things like keyboard shortcuts or the different dialogs should be explained somewhere or the users won't be able to (easily) find them.
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