Celian_31

This is a really nice project, and also quite well documented. Props to you.

Thank you for the nice words. And to answer your questions, both are linked to the way the image is generated:- Straight lines are bumpy, because my bike does not stay perfectly perpendicular to the road while driving. Tilting to the left or right when turning makes the camera tilt and look more up or down. When I merge the images, there is no correction for that, so each Column composing the imagedo not look with the same angle.- For the second question, yes and no. Since there is no perspective on the width of the image, there is always a plane parallel to the sensor that has a 1:1 scale, everything closer to the bike than this plane looks compressed, everything farther stretched out. I joined the image as an example, where I processed twice the images with a different parameter of over…

Thank you for the nice words. And to answer your questions, both are linked to the way the image is generated:- Straight lines are bumpy, because my bike does not stay perfectly perpendicular to the road while driving. Tilting to the left or right when turning makes the camera tilt and look more up or down. When I merge the images, there is no correction for that, so each Column composing the imagedo not look with the same angle.- For the second question, yes and no. Since there is no perspective on the width of the image, there is always a plane parallel to the sensor that has a 1:1 scale, everything closer to the bike than this plane looks compressed, everything farther stretched out. I joined the image as an example, where I processed twice the images with a different parameter of overlap. The resolution in Heigth is the same, but the 1:1 plane is different, on the top image it is closer to the object (here the bridge). This effect can be seen clearly on images where you look a objects very far away, they are extremely stretched.

Thank you for the tip. What would you have done differently if I may ask?

It's for sure a lot of work with wood you did there. But the result looks really nice.

Thanks a lot, With a different 3D printing filament it could integrate even better i believe. Also somehow covering bolts and nuts could be a nice addon for slickest look, unfortunately I bought bolts too long (right length is in the material list though).

That looks very nice in the dark. Very creative idea!

thanks =)

Thank you for your great instructables. I have a question however, I think the version of Openmediavault you use is not available anymore (at least the link didn't work for me). So at the moment I can't get an iso of omv to work on my pi.

I actually found a direct download link on a forum for the same version you used (at least i think): https://sourceforge.mirrorservice.org/o/op/openmed...It seems to be working for me this far.

Fusion 360, classical modelling not freeform (probably better for this, but never used it yet).

"I installed ubuntu 18.04 and everything works fine."

Ubuntu (a Linux distrib), or what is the question?

Thank you =)