dalex
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Hi,
I have some Python code working that uses CameraFaceDetection.GetFaceDetection(), and I will post this soon. But it only outputs the region where the face is.
I looked for an example script that calls FaceDetect.Vision.Detection.HaarRectangle, which I'm guessing gives exact coordinates.
Can anyone point me to such an example? The language doesn't matter, just so long as I can see most of the functions and parameters.
David.
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The Rect will give you the exact coordinates. The CenterX and CenterY will give you the center coordinates. I don't think there is anything else you can expect. A graphic image only has X/Y coordinates, so a Rect is a summary of that.
What additional information are you looking for?
I now have the center of the face, in Python syntax ('--' means tab):
f1 = _camera.CameraFaceDetection.GetFaceDetection()
if f1.isFound == False:
--print 'No face detected'
else:
--print f1.verticalLocation,f1.horizontalLocation
--print f1.CenterX, f1.CenterY