HOW TO SEE AN IMAGE SPLITTED IN 2

[NEVCH]

GerdW,

Using that block will give me a min and max value in the whole array, and I need to find the maximum values per row and display it in another array. That's why I resorted to the for loop. In this 2 weeks, I could see that labview is a versatile program, but I am new in this and this is the only way I could think of getting what I needed.  Any suggestions for visualizing the two different arrays that I have labeled and left and right side.

[GerdW]

Hi NEVCH,

ok, only max of each row:

When autoindexing you don't need to provide a loop count to the N terminal of the FOR loop too...

I don't have IMAQ installed so can't help on the original problem!

[NEVCH]

Wow!!! I didn't know that. Awesome. Now, I will definitly have a smaller block diagram. Thanks.

[Hornless.Rhino]

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muks wrote:
You have connecte a img control directly to image dst in img copy. It should be a reference of an image. Wire a proper bufferred (imaq create) reference.

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NEVCH wrote:

In one of my many attempts, I wired an IMAQ create to the Img Dst of the IMAQ while wiring the input of the IMAQ create to my image output that is labeled as Image 300x300 in my vi. It didn't work either. I still get to see only one side of the picture in both image outputs.

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Try attaching a constant of 0 to the window number input of one of the sides, and 1 to the window number input of the other. (On the imaq winddraw blocks)

Message Edited by Hornless.Rhino on 26-03-2010 10:34 AM