SpeiVerta Posted August 31, 2020 Report Share Posted August 31, 2020 Hello, I am new here. When I use RTIBuilder and put the images, then i get ''Highlight Denitions Not detected'', when I pass the last phase I have this error ''Improper call to JPEG library in state 200''. I have all my photos in JPG and i can't get the model to put this in RTIViewer. I checked all my photos and there are not have spaces in the names or folder. Is so important this job for my thesis. Sorry for my english, I speak spanish Thank you so much! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dave Martin Posted August 31, 2020 Report Share Posted August 31, 2020 SpeiVerta, Apologies that I can only reply in English. I can see there is definitely a problem, the size - as read by the HSHfitter - is enormous. The height and width used by the HSH fitter should, with no re-size, be the same as the 'Actual size' (see attached screenshot). It may well be that your images are too big for that HSH fitter, there are other options if that is the case but some questions/suggestions that may help identify the problem: 1) Did this work before for these exact images and just stop now? 2) Is this the first time you tried to build an HSH RTI? 3) Have you successfully made an HSH RTI for other images of your own? 4) IF you made one OK before, if you go back to that set, does it still work? 5) Have you tried making an HSH RTI with the sample set of fish-fossil images you can download from the CHI website? 6) If you can make the fish-fossil OK, it may be your images or the memory demand are too big. How many images are you using? / what is their size in MB? 7) If you only process, say, eight of your images, does the same happen? 8) If you - just for testing - make a copy of your images with smaller resolution, say 1/4 size, does that work? 9) Also, It is always useful to also report what operating system/version you are running?; also the source of your images? Dave Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SpeiVerta Posted August 31, 2020 Author Report Share Posted August 31, 2020 Thank you for your fast answer 1) Did this work before for these exact images and just stop now? No, since i try to do the RTI i find error 2) Is this the first time you tried to build an HSH RTI? Yes 3) Have you successfully made an HSH RTI for other images of your own? No 4) IF you made one OK before, if you go back to that set, does it still work? No, always I find the same error 5) Have you tried making an HSH RTI with the sample set of fish-fossil images you can download from the CHI website? I am trying to do RTI for a warrior stela 6) If you can make the fish-fossil OK, it may be your images or the memory demand are too big. How many images are you using? / what is their size in MB? I am using 61 images in JPEG (712 MB) 7) If you only process, say, eight of your images, does the same happen? Yes, and ''not detected Highlight'' 8) If you - just for testing - make a copy of your images with smaller resolution, say 1/4 size, does that work? No, i get ''Improper call....'' 9) Also, It is always useful to also report what operating system/version you are running?; also the source of your images? Windows 10. My images comes from Nikon (in .NEF) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dave Martin Posted August 31, 2020 Report Share Posted August 31, 2020 SpeiVerta, OK, I think may best not to try to climb Everest as first mountain! CHI have provided a sample set of images - which definitely work. If there is any problem, still doing this, there is no point going on to your relatively-massive pictures. Please forgive me if these duplicate what you know or have tried, but this is the simplest set of steps, could you try these as they definitely work. Please try these and let us know if you successfully make and view a basic HSH RTI as below. Dave On your PC, if you don’t already have one, make a folder RTI at the top level on your C: drive, and within that, make a folder Fish_1000 so you end up with C:\RTI\Fish_1000 Download the Fish_1000 set of example files from http://culturalheritageimaging.org/What_We_Offer/Downloads/Process/ And then – somewhere else on your PC - expand the fish_fossil-data-set_1000.zip file. In the zip file, down one level, you will see a folder jpeg-exports Copy that folder and its contents into C:\RTI\Fish_1000 so you end up with C:\RTI\Fish_1000\jpeg-exports which will contain 36 photographs named fish_fossil_01.jpg through fish_fossil_36.jpg Start RTI Builder In the Project Name box, type Fish_test In the Operation Sequence block, click on the first option – Highlight based (HSH Fitter) Then click the [Start new project] button On the Image selection screen which opens with an initial blank list, click the [Open folder] button at the right-hand edge of the screen In the Windows selection box which pops-up, it usually seems to default browsing to ‘My Documents’. Click on the ‘Computer’ icon (fourth one down) in the left-hand bar Double-click on C: Double-click on the RTI folder Double-click on the Fish_1000 folder Then click [Open] (N.B. please don’t click on the ‘jpeg-exports’ folder) You should then see a pop-up ‘Loading images’ with a progress bar When all the images have loaded, you should then see 36 images in the selection pane after which you should be able to proceed with RTI processing; and as you proceed with building your RTI model, you should see an xml and other folders appear in the project folder, so eventually, if you just proceed (using default options and not cropping) you will have: C:\RTI\Fish_1000\assembly-files C:\RTI\Fish_1000\finished-files C:\RTI\Fish_1000\jpeg-exports C:\RTI\Fish_1000\Fish_test.xml and your finished RTI will be C:\RTI\Fish_1000\finished-files\ Fish_test_1000.rti You will then have an HSH RTI which you should try to open with the viewer C:\RTI\Fish_1000\finished-files\ Fish_test_1000.rti Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SpeiVerta Posted September 1, 2020 Author Report Share Posted September 1, 2020 I can´t find this C:\RTI\Fish_1000\Fish_test.xmlC:\RTI\Fish_1000\finished-files\ Fish_test_1000.rti Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SpeiVerta Posted September 1, 2020 Author Report Share Posted September 1, 2020 Sorry, i find that and all is OK!!. But, when i try to process my image I obtain the same error. What do you do in my case? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Olivier Béthoux Posted June 8, 2021 Report Share Posted June 8, 2021 Dear all, I am facing a similar issue with a new set of files. I am very familiar with RTIbuilder, but I just acquired a camera body delivering 50 Mpx images, and RTIbuilder seems to have trouble managing such files (set of 42 images). I had trouble getting the highlight detected, had to reinstall the builder. But now I get the 'invalid xxxx jpg library xxxx' message when I use the crop function. Instead of a W of 5895 px, the 'sample image' field displays a W of 6151224 ^^. Oddly enough, that doesn't happen when I untick the crop function. Then processing goes smooth and successful, with a displayed W of 5895 px... I'll try to reinstall the builder, but any hint would be welcome. All the best Olivier Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Olivier Béthoux Posted June 10, 2021 Report Share Posted June 10, 2021 1) Pursuing on that topic, I have been trying with half of the images, no luck; another desktop, no luck. Maybe of some relevance, the W value on the HSHfitter Output Information diplay changes each time I try (I made repeated tries on a single project). I join the .xml file. Will start reducing individual image sizes, but I use a Canon EOS 5DS, size shouldn't be an issue according to other posts... so, puzzled and in need of help. 2) Kept searching since then, with image width reduced to 7500px, asking for croping gives 'Empty input file' error window (window themed 'JPEG Library Error')... gnh 3) ok, using 3 images reduced at a W of 7000px, croping works; using 3 images at the original size (W of 8688px), croping bugs => the croping step is not fit for large datasets, so a) one needs to anticipe, during data acquisition, that croping won't be possible (and, instead, hide scale, etc. and, maybe, outline the reflecting sphere, by running a preliminary image batch-processing on Photoshop) b) I'd be happy to act as tester to the RTIbuilder v3 0.xml Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Max Fiederling Posted June 21, 2022 Report Share Posted June 21, 2022 Hi, i face the same problem. After a pause for normaly using RTI i came back to it, but now with any dataset i try, also with the test files i allways get the 200 library failure at the end.. the image sizes seem to be much to high but there is no sense as they are never changed and i don´t use to big and never did. But now also with the test run it is not working any more.. https://ibb.co/2sRLV54 <a href="https://ibb.co/2sRLV54"><img src="https://i.ibb.co/P9JbXtH/RTI-Problem.jpg" alt="RTI-Problem" border="0"></a> Please help me, i urgently need to work again with RTI and i have no clue how to solve this. I already reinstalled the builder and tried many different picure sets.. Thank you so much in adavance!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Max Fiederling Posted June 22, 2022 Report Share Posted June 22, 2022 I tried to relocate the complete folder to a local drive and now it works again.. strange is only that in the past i was able to process folders which laid on the desktop, no idea... Thanks anyway and i´m still happy i could solve the problem myself 🙂 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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