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documentation glitches in Hello world tutorial #447
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Hi, I'm joining in and asking as well for clarification of the tutorial. About 2.: dai is probably short for depthai, so I just wrote in my code: But there are more:
But there is no info how to get the blob. I took a look at full code at github (https://github.com/luxonis/depthai-tutorials/blob/master/1-hello-world/hello_world.py) and there you have instead:
Then I checked the tutorial history on github and saw that after there was a commit " update tutorials to latest API (#294) " on 21 June, there was a an another commit "Merge branch 'develop' into gen2_scripting" on 24 June that changed the way the pipeline methods were called, as already mentioned above. Is the older version of the tutorial from 21 June really using an older API? Because I constantly get errors with the current version of the tutorial:
Then I have commented out the line and got the next error:
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Thanks for the report and sorry for the trouble here. Asking the team on this (who are in Europe, so will be online in ~9 hours or so). |
Sorry about these inaccuracies, I am currently fixing them. |
PR here: #449 |
So far so good. But then you forgot to change |
@MihailV1989 you are right, thanks for noticing! |
Hi, I just started my journey playing with the OAK-D camera and I found some "glitches" in the hello world tutorial. I thought about proposing a Pull Request with corrections, but I do not know enough about the project yet to make proper corrections. Therefore, I just wanted to mention it here so that somebody else hopefully can take the feedback and improve the documentation page:
Define a pipeline
there are references todai
. But that object or alias is not defined before. I actually noticed that in the code repository with the examples,dai
is not used anymore.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: