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@@ -7,7 +7,6 @@ As of January 2024, preferably to be completed before the next release.
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#### Backend
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- Add configurable crop filter (after posing, before postproc) to trim unused space around the sides of the character, to allow better positioning of the character in **MovingUI** mode.
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- Postprocessor: make real brightness filters, to decouple translucency from all other filters.
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- Currently many of the filters abuse the alpha channel as a luma substitute, which looks fine for a scifi hologram, but not for some other use cases.
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- Need to convert between RGB and some other color space. Preferably not YUV, since that doesn't map so well to RGB and back.
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@@ -15,12 +14,12 @@ As of January 2024, preferably to be completed before the next release.
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https://www.cs.sfu.ca/mmbook/programming_assignments/additional_notes/rgb_yuv_note/RGB-YUV.pdf
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- Maybe HSL, or HCL, or a combined strategy from both, like in this R package:
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https://colorspace.r-forge.r-project.org/articles/manipulation_utilities.html
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- Add a server-side config for animator and postprocessor settings.
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- For symmetry with emotion handling; but also foreseeable that target FPS is an installation-wide thing instead of a character-wide thing.
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Currently we don't have a way to set it installation-wide.
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#### Frontend
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- Figure out why the crop filter doesn't help in positioning the `talkinghead` sprite in *MovingUI* mode.
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- There must be some logic at the frontend side that reserves a square shape for the talkinghead sprite output,
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regardless of the image dimensions or aspect ratio of the actual `result_feed`.
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- Check zip upload whether it refreshes the talkinghead character (it should).
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- Switching `talkinghead` mode on/off in Character Expressions should set the expression to the current emotion.
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- The client *does* store the emotion, as evidenced by this quick reply STScript:
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