[7.6.0] - 2015-01-19
Main changes are that Android is now supported, specifically for using point cloud streams in Unity on the Meta Quest.
Also, the realsense capturer and playback has seen a lot of improvements.
And Ubuntu 24.04 is partially supported.
Added
- Realsense capturer can now record during live capture, using
system.record_to_directory
config setting. (#119) - Debian packages for Ubuntu 24.04 (#143), for the time being without Kinect and Realsense support.
- Android-arm64 build added (#91). Only liibraries, really only for use with cwipc_unity.
- New tool
cwipc_timing
helps with determining whether cameras are correctly synchronized. (#144)
Changed
- We will try to create micro-releases much more often from now on, so people do not have to use nightly builds
- Minor documentation fixes
- More resilience against incomplete installations (#108)
- Python 3.12 and NumPy 2 support (#101, #109, #114)
- Fixed colors for
cwipc_view --rgb
with RealSense camera (#115) - Fixed
cwipc_register
for multiple RealSense cameras (#106) - Fixed
cwipc_synthetic
reader to not wait on available(False) (#117) - Realsense
cameraconfig.json
file rationalized. Major code cleanup. (#137, #125, #118) - Calibration of Realsense D455 cameras fixed. (#127)
- Use cmake presets for building (#120)
- Use
pyproject.toml
for Python package generation (#79) - Implemented recording while capturing for both Realsense and Kinect (#139)
- Glfw is now used via normal dependencies, no longer slurped (#123)
cwipc_forward
can now serve streams to multiple connections at the same time (#151)- Major improvements to realsense_playback (#158)