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great tool you have here. I was trying it and noticed that when zooming all the way to the max on the picture I want to annotate, the editor is interpolating. I went to look in the code if there was something I could easily try and I saw that you already configured it this way from the very beginning. However, on Firefox and Chromium on linux, Firefox, Edge and, Chrome on Windows, there is smoothing despite your configuration.
Not knowing the stack and not being a Node.js programmer, I figured it might be faster to ask you if you know what is going on rather than digging for hours.
Thanks, for the software and for the help/fix if you can provide it.
Cheers
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zooming smoothes image instead of showing pixles
zooming smoothes image instead of showing pixels
Feb 16, 2022
Thank you! I fully agree than smoothing is not expected in the context of labeling and I did try to get something working.
I think it was working in 2018...maybe something changed in browser implementation.
Hello Damien, I managed to get some time to try some changes here and there. By updating paperjs to the most recent version I got back the expected behaviour in terms of smoothing, however it broke the placement of the image and I could not find a way to fix it. I tried all sorts of changes in imageLoaded and resizeCanvas but without success.
Hi Damien,
great tool you have here. I was trying it and noticed that when zooming all the way to the max on the picture I want to annotate, the editor is interpolating. I went to look in the code if there was something I could easily try and I saw that you already configured it this way from the very beginning. However, on Firefox and Chromium on linux, Firefox, Edge and, Chrome on Windows, there is smoothing despite your configuration.
Not knowing the stack and not being a Node.js programmer, I figured it might be faster to ask you if you know what is going on rather than digging for hours.
Thanks, for the software and for the help/fix if you can provide it.
Cheers
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: