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Hello!
I'm developing a software in which we produce electronic measurements, and would be very useful to embed of a tool like immvision to inspect the resulting data. The thing is that in such images (like a heat map), the actual data we want to inspect is not the color, so it would be useful to have access to the raw (unmapped) data for each pixel.
As this project is more oriented to image processing and CV (unlike imgui_text_inspect), do you think it would be in scope to support such a use case? I think that just adding a callback function that allows to change the data shown with ShowPixelInfo and DrawValuesOnZoomedPixels would already go a long way.
If you feel like wouldn't make sense, I can just create a fork for my specific use case. Otherwise I would be glad to draft a PR here so we can work on it together
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thanks for contacting me. Of course, I am interested in a PR.
immvision already supports float matrices. As far as raw data is concerned, I don’t know but would be interested in knowing more.
Hello!
I'm developing a software in which we produce electronic measurements, and would be very useful to embed of a tool like immvision to inspect the resulting data. The thing is that in such images (like a heat map), the actual data we want to inspect is not the color, so it would be useful to have access to the raw (unmapped) data for each pixel.
As this project is more oriented to image processing and CV (unlike imgui_text_inspect), do you think it would be in scope to support such a use case? I think that just adding a callback function that allows to change the data shown with
ShowPixelInfo
andDrawValuesOnZoomedPixels
would already go a long way.If you feel like wouldn't make sense, I can just create a fork for my specific use case. Otherwise I would be glad to draft a PR here so we can work on it together
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: