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The video program displays video -- simple! It can also be used to get red, green and blue pixel values of specified locations within the video images. Check out the [[wiki:v2:video_api|video API]] for more details. | The video program displays video -- simple! It can also be used to get red, green and blue pixel values of specified locations within the video images. Check out the [[wiki:v2:video_api|video API]] for more details. | ||
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We noticed that several Pixy1 users were using Pixy to just sense color values, but using the color connected components algorithm to do so. | We noticed that several Pixy1 users were using Pixy to just sense color values, but using the color connected components algorithm to do so. | ||
- | To make these kinds of color sensing applications easier (we're talking to you, Rubik's cube solvers!), we added the [[wiki:v2:video_api|getRGB]] function to the video program. We won't be giving any TED talks on this feature, but hope it's useful. :) | + | To make these kinds of color sensing applications easier (we're talking to you, Rubik's cube solvers!), we added the [[wiki:v2:video_api|getRGB()]] function to the video program. We won't be giving any TED talks on this feature, but we hope it's useful. :) |
- | PixyMon displays the x, y mouse location in image coordinates in the lower right corner of the main window to help determine the coordinates to request from getRGB. | + | Note, [[wiki:v2:pixymon_overview|PixyMon]] displays the x, y mouse location in image coordinates in the lower right corner of the main window to help determine the coordinates to request from getRGB(). |