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@HTenkanen
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opened on Jun 18, 2020

Relates to #4775 and #4374

Hi guys!

I have a following situation where I basically would like to draw bounding boxes around objects in images such as following:
image

Currently, this can be done by using the 'drawclosedpath', but as you can see this seems to be working only with "freehand" style that does not produce very good results (at least on my shaky hands 🙂 ). What I would like to do is to have a possibility to draw closed polyline by clicking the image (corners) and finishing the shape for example by double clicking. Is this somehow possible currently? Other good option would be, if it would be possible to rotate the rectangle after it has been drawn. Now the direction of the shape is only allowed to two directions which is very limiting in many cases.

Any help or ideas how I could manage to do these things would be very welcomed! 🙂

@emmanuelle@archmoj

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      Relates to #4775 and #4374
      Hi guys!
      I have a following situation where I basically would like to draw bounding boxes around objects in images such as following:
      image
      Currently, this can be done by using the 'drawclosedpath', but as you can see this seems to be working only with "freehand" style that does not produce very good results (at least on my shaky hands 🙂 ). What I would like to do is to have a possibility to draw closed polyline by clicking the image (corners) and finishing the shape for example by double clicking. Is this somehow possible currently? Other good option would be, if it would be possible to rotate the rectangle after it has been drawn. Now the direction of the shape is only allowed to two directions which is very limiting in many cases.
      Any help or ideas how I could manage to do these things would be very welcomed! 🙂
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          @HTenkanen
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          opened on Jun 18, 2020
          Relates to #4775 and #4374
          Hi guys!
          I have a following situation where I basically would like to draw bounding boxes around objects in images such as following:
          image
          Currently, this can be done by using the 'drawclosedpath', but as you can see this seems to be working only with "freehand" style that does not produce very good results (at least on my shaky hands 🙂 ). What I would like to do is to have a possibility to draw closed polyline by clicking the image (corners) and finishing the shape for example by double clicking. Is this somehow possible currently? Other good option would be, if it would be possible to rotate the rectangle after it has been drawn. Now the direction of the shape is only allowed to two directions which is very limiting in many cases.
          Any help or ideas how I could manage to do these things would be very welcomed! 🙂
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              @HTenkanen
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              opened on Jun 18, 2020
              Relates to #4775 and #4374
              Hi guys!
              I have a following situation where I basically would like to draw bounding boxes around objects in images such as following:
              image
              Currently, this can be done by using the 'drawclosedpath', but as you can see this seems to be working only with "freehand" style that does not produce very good results (at least on my shaky hands 🙂 ). What I would like to do is to have a possibility to draw closed polyline by clicking the image (corners) and finishing the shape for example by double clicking. Is this somehow possible currently? Other good option would be, if it would be possible to rotate the rectangle after it has been drawn. Now the direction of the shape is only allowed to two directions which is very limiting in many cases.
              Any help or ideas how I could manage to do these things would be very welcomed! 🙂
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                  @HTenkanen
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                  opened on Jun 18, 2020
                  Relates to #4775 and #4374
                  Hi guys!
                  I have a following situation where I basically would like to draw bounding boxes around objects in images such as following:
                  image
                  Currently, this can be done by using the 'drawclosedpath', but as you can see this seems to be working only with "freehand" style that does not produce very good results (at least on my shaky hands 🙂 ). What I would like to do is to have a possibility to draw closed polyline by clicking the image (corners) and finishing the shape for example by double clicking. Is this somehow possible currently? Other good option would be, if it would be possible to rotate the rectangle after it has been drawn. Now the direction of the shape is only allowed to two directions which is very limiting in many cases.
                  Any help or ideas how I could manage to do these things would be very welcomed! 🙂
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                      Relates to #4775 and #4374
                      Hi guys!
                      I have a following situation where I basically would like to draw bounding boxes around objects in images such as following:
                      image
                      Currently, this can be done by using the 'drawclosedpath', but as you can see this seems to be working only with "freehand" style that does not produce very good results (at least on my shaky hands 🙂 ). What I would like to do is to have a possibility to draw closed polyline by clicking the image (corners) and finishing the shape for example by double clicking. Is this somehow possible currently? Other good option would be, if it would be possible to rotate the rectangle after it has been drawn. Now the direction of the shape is only allowed to two directions which is very limiting in many cases.
                      Any help or ideas how I could manage to do these things would be very welcomed! 🙂
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                          opened on Jun 18, 2020
                          Relates to #4775 and #4374
                          Hi guys!
                          I have a following situation where I basically would like to draw bounding boxes around objects in images such as following:
                          image
                          Currently, this can be done by using the 'drawclosedpath', but as you can see this seems to be working only with "freehand" style that does not produce very good results (at least on my shaky hands 🙂 ). What I would like to do is to have a possibility to draw closed polyline by clicking the image (corners) and finishing the shape for example by double clicking. Is this somehow possible currently? Other good option would be, if it would be possible to rotate the rectangle after it has been drawn. Now the direction of the shape is only allowed to two directions which is very limiting in many cases.
                          Any help or ideas how I could manage to do these things would be very welcomed! 🙂
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                              opened on Jun 18, 2020
                              Relates to #4775 and #4374
                              Hi guys!
                              I have a following situation where I basically would like to draw bounding boxes around objects in images such as following:
                              image
                              Currently, this can be done by using the 'drawclosedpath', but as you can see this seems to be working only with "freehand" style that does not produce very good results (at least on my shaky hands 🙂 ). What I would like to do is to have a possibility to draw closed polyline by clicking the image (corners) and finishing the shape for example by double clicking. Is this somehow possible currently? Other good option would be, if it would be possible to rotate the rectangle after it has been drawn. Now the direction of the shape is only allowed to two directions which is very limiting in many cases.
                              Any help or ideas how I could manage to do these things would be very welcomed! 🙂
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