For your final application, you then integrate your HDevelop script into a C, C++, .NET Core, or Python application. For this, there are two alternatives: • You can export the complete script or individual procedures to C, C++, or C# and integrate the relevant parts of the exported ...
However, HALCON 24.11.1.0 Progress-Steady is mostly source-code compatible to HALCON 24.05 Progress except for the changes listed below: For sample_object_model_3d, the parameter 'SampleDistance' has been renamed to 'SamplingParam'. When using named parameters in HALCON/Python or HALCON/.NET,...
Version number 3 stores images of type byte and uint2. The binary version is faster in reading and writing data and stores training files more packed. The ASCII format is compatible to older HALCON releases. Depending on the file version, the OCR training files can be read by the following...
What is a calibration target? A calibration target is an object used in calibrating a camera. For example, if you are using the camera to take pictures of plants, it would be necessary for the camera to accurately reproduce colors so that when people look at your photos, they see what yo...
In general, HALCON 22.11.1.0 Steady, HALCON 20.11.3 and HALCON 13.0.x image acquisition interfaces are library compatible. HALCON 22.11.1.0 Steady includes only a subset of available image acquisition interfaces. Image acquisition interfaces that are included are: BitFlow, DirectFile, DirectShow, ...
Version number 3 stores images of type byte and uint2. The binary version is faster in reading and writing data and stores training files more packed. The ASCII format is compatible to older HALCON releases. Depending on the file version, the OCR training files can be read by the following...
Version number 3 stores images of type byte and uint2. The binary version is faster in reading and writing data and stores training files more packed. The ASCII format is compatible to older HALCON releases. Depending on the file version, the OCR training files can be read by the following...
Version number 3 stores images of type byte and uint2. The binary version is faster in reading and writing data and stores training files more packed. The ASCII format is compatible to older HALCON releases. Depending on the file version, the OCR training files can be read by the following...
HALCON 20.11.2.0 Steady is fully compatible with HALCON 20.11 Steady and HALCON 20.11.1 except for the changed behavior of some operators owing to bug fixes. Compared to HALCON 18.11, many extensions have been introduced. Thus, the HALCON 20.11 Steady libraries are not compatible with HALCON 18.1...
In general, HALCON 22.11.0.0 Progress, HALCON 22.05 Progress, and HALCON 18.11 Steady digital I/O interfaces are library compatible. HALCON 22.11.0.0 Progress includes only a subset of available digital I/O interfaces. Digital I/O interfaces that are included are: Linux-GPIO and OPC_UA. You ...