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Document the coordinate system - #312
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Nit: Not all markers supported by Zoloto are April.
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Indeed, this is why it's specified which markers this applies to. I haven't tested nor explored the values for the other marker types.
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This portion of the marker logic doesn't change between dictionaries, they're all top left.
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Does this hold for all the other places where this PR mentions April Tags, or just this one?
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Ah I hadn't spotted the others. Yes it does hold for those too.
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Happy with the approach here, definitely think it makes things a lot more useful.
I do need to flesh out the actual documentation much more, and this will make a good basis for that!
It would be great to document the orientation of the axes etc., however that's already in flight in RealOrangeOne#302 so leaving that for now.
It would be great to document the orientation of the axes etc., however that's already in flight in RealOrangeOne#302 so leaving that for now.
This was determined by experimentation with an old printed marker I had to hand. There's some slight oddness here in that the values suggest the marker I have is upside down, however that seems to disagree with other sources I've checked for the same marker. Also worth noting that I don't have a calibration for the camera I used, so this is based off another calibration I found for the same resolution.
Derived from testing of the current system. This includes moving the construction of the coordinates into the type as that is functionally where the definition of the nature of the spherical coordinates comes from.
This helps understand the relationship between these and ensures that changes aren't accidental.
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The documents each of the coordinate types, establishing the nature of their axes including the respective origins and positive directions.
This is based on local testing with a two cameras, one for which I do not have a valid calibration (though I did find one with the same resolution in
sr-robot3) and the confirmed using a C270.There is definitely some oddness here as the results suggest that positive Y axis values are "down" in the camera's field of view.
Validation of this with another camera would be most welcome.
I've built this on top of #304 in part to avoid conflicts, but also because that PR establishes much more clearly that the types have intended semantics rather than allowing them to be essentially shallow wrappers around whatever data happens to fit their shape.
These changes will inevitably conflict with #302, however I suggest we aim to merge this PR first (as it doesn't change behaviour) and then come back to that one. To that end I've ended up copying over some of the relevant changes in where some of the logic lies as well as the tests, but all keeping the behaviour as it is in
master.