masked_README.rtf

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\f0\fs24 \cf0 For masking_simple.py\
call save_masks with image names that you want to create a mask for:\
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PART 1\
- in first pop up window click \'91p\'92 to enter polygon mode this will allow you to select a polygon by clicking various points\
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- when done selecting the polygon click \'91q\'92 which will fill in the mask on the image for you to see \
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- then click some point in the center that will be used to align the mask with the second image\
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- hit escape when done\
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- the state of the image can be reset by hitting \'91r\'92 note that you will need to hit \'91p\'92 again to enter polygon mode\
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- hit escape when done with the first image\
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PART 2:\
- click anywhere in the image to overlay mask \
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- hit escape when done to save masks\
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- click r at anytime to reset frame\
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PART 3:\
- masks are stored with the same name + \'93_mask.png\'94 in the same folder as the code\
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For masking_code.py\
call save_masks with image names that you want to create a mask for:\
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PART 1\
- in first pop up window click \'91p\'92 to enter polygon mode this will allow you to select a polygon by clicking various points\
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- when done selecting the polygon click \'91q\'92 which will fill in the mask on the image for you to see \
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- then click some point in the center that will be used to align the mask with the second image\
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- hit escape when done\
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- the state of the image can be reset by hitting \'91r\'92 note that you will need to hit \'91p\'92 again to enter polygon mode\
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- hit escape when done with the first image\
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- additional controls:\
	- click \'91o\'92 or \'91i\'92 to rotate the image\
	- click \'91=\'91 or \'91-\'91 to resize the image \
	NOTE you must use the saved new source image for the mask to be applicable\
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PART 2:\
- click anywhere in the image to overlay mask \
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- hit escape when done to save masks\
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- click r at anytime to reset frame\
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PART 3:\
- masks are stored with the same name + \'93_mask.png\'94 in the same folder as the code\
- new source image is stored with name + \'93_newsource.png\'94\
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NOTE: May need to manually resize images so cv2.imshow can show whole image\
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