Making a GUI for Aligning Feeder Positions and Saving the Values to a CSV file

I know you said you want to use tcl but Qtvcp can be embeded into AXIS and has a camview panel that uses opencv.

Yeah, I will need to learn to choose my battles better.
I couldnt make any progress on this or other things because I have been using buster until now and stuff has stopped working, so I have been setting up my new bullseye so things work again.

good point Chris, Im not smart enough to re-invent this wheel. Camview worked fine on rpi4, but qtvcp also looks hard as shit if Im not just moving things around in qtdesigner
If I want a camview qtvcp tab to do fancy things like Dmitry's auto align pnp stuff seen here github.com/yur7aev/linuxpnp/blob/master/configs/pnp/vision.py

Would I replace gtk with qt and jam this into my camview handler file, or would I need to make any machine vision related changes to the camview_widget?

Not exactly, but seems very useful

I had seen that yesterday tommylight. If you use solder paste that is specifically designed for syringes it probably
works well. If you use the regular solder paste you eventually push so much of the liquid flux out of it that the
paste starts becoming impossible to dispense. I have had that happen numerous times.

cakeslob wrote:

Hey, Ive been meaning to work on this and Dmitry's up camera, but before that I needed to build/install/configure my hardware with c axis before I started on this.

Nothing against qt/glade, but for simplicity I am trying to do everything in an Axis tab with tk/tcl/tkinter, and probably using usercommand file so that is my challenge.

The usercommand file Ive included is your initial file, but with a camera tab created in axis. I am using this as a starting point.

first hurdle : conflicting mainloops between axis and opencv

here is solutions, but Im trying to understand them first (I struggle with OOP)

stackoverflow.com/questions/72318466/how...ow-inside-tkinter-ui
github.com/furas/python-cv2-streams-viewer




Hello,  this is a bit off topic, but does the axis C component work perfectly? Thank you for your feedback

 

  So yeah it's been a good long time since I have done anything with the pick and place
to say nothing of the alignment gui. That said a project at work has put me in a position 
to work with Tkinter. I would not say I am proficient with it or python but it has taught me
how to use it to some degree. I am hoping it will translate to something beneficial.
The only thing I know is that is that I don't know anywhere near enough.