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Thank's TechnoRobbo! You helped us very much, now it's a simple click and we can convert this image. Perfect !!! Will it work also with the new version of Paint.net? Or do we need then a new one? Best regards Annotator

Hi again - wow you are fast.... that's great, One little thing:It cannot overwrite an existing file (if file exist), but that's not really important. One last wish: Is it possible to define the used droplets also in the configuration? because I will modify the droplet and erase the delay, so I will have an individual droplet for the plugin. Like [Convert CUBE to SPHERE droplet] ThreeSixty CUBE to SPHERE droplet.bat and [Convert SPHERE to CUBE droplet] ThreeSixty SPHERE to CUBE droplet.bat Then I can optimize and don't need to change the original droplets from krpano. Thanks...... Annotator

Maybe you don't use the droplets and start the exe directly with the parameters of the temp images? You know the kcube2sphere.exe location from the cfg file droplet: "%~dp0\kcube2sphere" -config=convertdroplets.config "%~1" "%~2" "%~3" "%~4" "%~5" "%~6" your plugin path from cfg\kcube2sphere.exe -config=convertdroplets.config "temp image1" "temp image2" "temp image3" "temp image4" "temp image5" "temp images6" Just a idea,......

Dear TechnoRobbo! Thanks for the version 1.1 The posibillity to enter a filename is great, so I don't need to rename the file later. But I found a litte problem when entering a Base Name like "1 - Management" or "2 - Reception" or special German charakters like Ü or Ö or Ä - can you fix this? Also the extension with "_sphere" always at the final filename is too much when a base name is defined, so I would remove this out of the plugin. So the user has to enter the File Name (without file extension) If this is a problem: If somebody leaves the file name empty, can you use the actual date and time for the filename - so another conversation will not overwrite a previous file. Like : [2014-02-19 09_55_05] 360_sphere.tif Best regards Annotator

Hi again! Thanks for your statements. @TR: In the message box is written Kpano, you forgot the "r" in krpano Because of different users I think it would be good that the config file is also in the plugin folder. Can the plugin makes after creation the new (temporary) file: 1. Layers - import from file - and import the temporary file 2. delete the background layer (the original file) 3. crop to selection 4. save with default settings 5. delete the temporary file I made these 5 steps now manually and then I have the choice to: save the file also as jpg because at the moment KRPANO doesn't support png. Later, when it supports png I can just close the file (we don't need the fisheye image anymore) This would be nice for our workflow. What do you think? BR Annotator

Dear TechnoRobbo! Thank you for this plugin, looks good - many thanks! I have some questions: Can the cfg file be in the plugin folder of paint.net? This would be easier for our user environment. Can the script save the converted image in the same folder and filename plus "_360sphere" then the source? Then open the converted file and delete the source file maybe also with cfg: destination_dir = source open target = yes delete source = yes Because the user has many files to convert,... In the future the krpano will support png, maybe it's good to think about that now for the future with also an cfg option at the moment like: output = tiff So I can change the cfg then later to output = png? Once again MANY THANKS! Best regards Annotator

Dear TechnoRobbo! Thanks, I will take a look next week, after my skiing vacation with my doughter,.... Greetings from Austria.

Here is another example of the image result from the renderslave Link: http://exch.bene.com/default.aspx?id=985848d5-a0e0-4f9e-9994-4e9c8968af3e-sample-before.png BR Annotator

In the first post was a reduced image, just for the visualisation of what I want. In my second post I have better examples: Link: http://exch.bene.com/default.aspx?id=fa1724be-c1e8-4b22-b0c5-9b9887c9cfb4-example.zip source-360degreePanorama.jpg is the picture which I get from my renderslave and target-afterTransformation.jpg is the image what Luminace HDR converts for krpano Are these better?

Dear TechnoRobbo! Yes, the pCon.planner creates this view at the end, but we export the renderjob before and make the rendering of the image on external computers (Renderslaves) and that's the point. These external renderslaves cannot convert the 360degree result at the end to the panorama view for krpano before saving the picture (like the pCon.planner). And we work with these renderslaves because these compters,work in the background for 2-48 (or more) hours for the image. Otherwise the PC would be blocked for hours and we cannot work...... I got the hint via Luminance HDR from the pCon guys, but as I mentiend it is a litte bit inconvenient. It would be great when we can do this only in one step and within paint.net. BR Annotator

Dear TechnoRobo! Dear Forum! Thank's for your help. Once again the description on other words: I get an image out of our render software (pCon.planner) which is a 360 dregree panorama image, look at source-360degreePanorama.jpg. But our panorama tour software krpano.com needs an image with another projection, look at target-afterTransformation.jpg. At the moment I do this transformation with the software Luminance HDR, but that's inconvenient. Then the krpano software makes out of this picture: look at demo.html which uses demo.swf @TechnoRobo: I need a 100% correct transformation, otherwise the virtual tour from krpano is to bad.... It should be for version 3.5 Maybe the correct transformation code for this is a part in: http://searchcode.com/codesearch/view/20747084 I found this, but I am not a programmer... I put all example files at: http://exch.bene.com/default.aspx?id=fa1724be-c1e8-4b22-b0c5-9b9887c9cfb4-example.zip Thank's again to all of you!...... Annotator.

Hello Forum! I have a picture which looks like the source.jpg and I need the target.jpg picture. I do this at the moment with the software "Luminance HDR" with the "Projective Transformation": look at the function.jpg I would like to do this inside Paint.NET but I didn't found such a plugin here. My question: can somebody create such a plugin or is it dificult to modify an existing "similar" plugin? I maybe found also the code for this transformation at: http://searchcode.com/codesearch/view/20747084 Thanks for any suggestion,...... Annotator