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Any comments? Eventually I'll want to add an output for the fitted tracks as well. 😉 (Not in this PR...) |
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Taught
traccc_seq_examplehow to write Wavefront Obj files from seeds and track candidates as well.Leading to results like:
The nice renders will come later (for my presentation on Thursday if things go well), for now these are just some screen grabs. 😉
I'm very surprised of why the seeds look as they do. 🤔 Since we absolutely build spacepoints out of every measurement. So I'm not sure yet why seeds don't seem to be formed from the strip measurements. 😕
But that just underlines that this PRs code will be useful not just for making pretty pictures, but for some debugging as well. 😉