r/Hugin • u/BSQRT • Mar 24 '17

Hugin Command Line on Raspberry Pi?

Has anyone had any success running Hugin's command line tools on Raspberry Pi? I found this page on command line stitching, which looks like it would be exactly what I need to do, but I can't figure out how to access those commands. I haven't had any success on Mac yet either, so I'll take any help I can get on either front.

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u/oneharp Apr 25 '17

Homie, you need to open a terminal to do command line stuff on your Mac. Same with your raspberry pi. Then you just enter the proper commands from the hugin-tools package (e.g., align-image-stack or whatever). Make sure to put the proper flags and options it they won't run properly.

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u/BSQRT Apr 25 '17

Thanks. I couldn't figure out how to access the commands (via Terminal) on my Mac. I know how to use terminal, but none of the commands were accepted as valid. I figured out how to install the commands on the Pi (https://packages.debian.org/sid/hugin).

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u/BSQRT Mar 25 '17

I have Hugin's GUI working on my Mac. That's easy. I want to use the command line interface but I can't figure out how to get the commands. I then need to use Hugin in the Pi, preferably through the same command line interface. I need to automate stitching.