Results are black.

[FORSOLADU]

Hello, I run "python probe.py" directly, while the outputs results are black pics.
Also, the mask jpgs in "html/image/" are black.
My Python version is 3.9.7.

[jayelm]

Mask images represent alpha values that are to be overlaid on top of images in the html file, so the mask images being black (when viewed in a standard image viewer) is to be expected.

For the main images being black, can you verify that the images themselves are actually black, or that the html/css is simply not displaying them (+ the mask) properly? Specifically, could you try right clicking on one of the "black" images -> inspect element, and finding the url that the image points to, and opening the corresponding image in a local image editor? Does that work?

^ If the images exist locally, then it may be some quirk with html/css - one thing to check is if you're using a relatively modern browser (e.g. chrome) and if your network isn't just taking a really long time to load images and the corresponding masks.

^ If the images do not exist locally, then let me know and I can try to debug further.

[FORSOLADU]

Mask images represent alpha values that are to be overlaid on top of images in the html file, so the mask images being black (when viewed in a standard image viewer) is to be expected.

For the main images being black, can you verify that the images themselves are actually black, or that the html/css is simply not displaying them (+ the mask) properly? Specifically, could you try right clicking on one of the "black" images -> inspect element, and finding the url that the image points to, and opening the corresponding image in a local image editor? Does that work?

^ If the images exist locally, then it may be some quirk with html/css - one thing to check is if you're using a relatively modern browser (e.g. chrome) and if your network isn't just taking a really long time to load images and the corresponding masks.

^ If the images do not exist locally, then let me know and I can try to debug further.

The images exist locally. It is likely to be a CSS quirk. I am using the latest Chrome, also Edge and Firefox are used, while it seems the "-webkit-mask-image" does not work.

[jayelm]

Could you try replacing -webkit-mask-image in the html file with mask-image (everywhere), or whatever prefix is appropriate for your browser? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/mask-image