Works fine, thanks. One tip for others (tested on myself): If visual studio tells you "[...] system did not find "Opencv_World4554.dll [...]"" -- in my case worked reopening Visual Studio
2:38 the file was lib but in input, it was written as opencv_world440d.dll, it's conflict, later while executing, it shows cannot find opencv_world440d.dll.
loved the video. I has been struggling to install and run anything with openCV but this video was able to help me finally install it. I also love hearing your accent
When building with the cmake files in Visual Studio you have to choose the INSTALL from the Make file help after building both the debug and release libraries when you choose ALL from the make file command. If you don't the dll and or lib files will not be gathered together from the various module folders into the "Install" folder.
Thanks for uploading! If I may offer some constructive feedback; I would have loved if the processes of adding the path file/libraries in project settings were explained a bit, rather than just quickly shown, since that was a major point of confusion for me in the install. Still, the instructions worked well and this video is magnitudes better than the rest of the 10 minute and 1 second videos filled with junk to get ad revenue. Thanks!
help me please After compiling the code, as shown in the video, it gives an error "Cannot continue executing the code because the system did not find "Opencv_World4554.dll""
I’m exactly following your steps but for some reason after building the solution I don’t get the install dictionary in the build folder to provide the dependency path in Visual Studio. Irgend eine Idee woran dass liegen könnte?
Hey I found a solution that works for me: when you’re in visual studio don’t right click on solution and hit build solution like he does in the video right click on ALL_BUILD under CMakeTargets and hit build there in that case I got all the folders I needed and I was able to run OpenCV code but for some reasons I Stil wasn’t able to use anything from the contribute folder.
Nevermind, found the fix! When building the solution in Visual Studio, go to the 'CMakeTargets' Folder and hover over 'INSTALL', right-click and BUILD.
Haha! Didn't see this reply until after I sent mine. Thanks anyway! Hopefully some curious programmer with the same issue will find our responses helpful. Cheers!
More to the point, why doesn't nuget do all of this and make it "just work"? It's like geeks can't do that final 1% to make their awesome creation useful.
Next videos will be more interesting than this one ;) Just think I had to explain how to get OpenCV up and running since some ppl probably would have issues with that
CasualGamer thanks, is there anyway to build in static way (I think needs to set Build_shared_libs as off, but I’m not sure if it is ok to set it at the cmake list after first configuration)
what a weird error. Check Project Settings -> General -> Output Directory. It should have a value like this: "$(SolutionDir)$(Platform)\$(Configuration)\"
hello there , i want to ask that how you search for them find new things and many more , i am also intrested in there and want to learn everything that we can do using c , c++ , also i want to ask some doubts about my learnings I want to learn from you how can i contact you
thank you so much but please slow down next time. I slowed the video for 0.25X and i almost got it right. you so freaking fast that I feel I move in slow motion dude. :\
grate tut Just chill on the coffie you are going way to fast on the video not speaking just like 1 or 2 frames you should pause on the inclued paths in settings
Why is c++ such a piece of shit pain in the ass how the hell are you supposed to know how to do this takes foreevr just to use some library and it doesnt work anyway half the time when you can do this in 10s using python in 1 line for all versions
Works fine, thanks.
One tip for others (tested on myself):
If visual studio tells you "[...] system did not find "Opencv_World4554.dll [...]"" -- in my case worked reopening Visual Studio
Thanks had the same problem and was getting frustrated but this solved it.
One of the best clearly explained Installation step for using OpenCV and Visual Studio 2019
2:38 the file was lib but in input, it was written as opencv_world440d.dll, it's conflict, later while executing, it shows cannot find opencv_world440d.dll.
The video literally already said that
ye my bad. should be opencv_world440d.lib
loved the video. I has been struggling to install and run anything with openCV but this video was able to help me finally install it. I also love hearing your accent
Don't mind me, just dropping a comment for the YT algorithm
appreciate it
After building the OpenCV project there was no 'install' folder. Can you help?
When building with the cmake files in Visual Studio you have to choose the INSTALL from the Make file help after building both the debug and release libraries when you choose ALL from the make file command. If you don't the dll and or lib files will not be gathered together from the various module folders into the "Install" folder.
Just what I was looking for, thanks!
Thanks for uploading!
If I may offer some constructive feedback; I would have loved if the processes of adding the path file/libraries in project settings were explained a bit, rather than just quickly shown, since that was a major point of confusion for me in the install.
Still, the instructions worked well and this video is magnitudes better than the rest of the 10 minute and 1 second videos filled with junk to get ad revenue. Thanks!
Thank you for the feedback. Much appreciated
Is anyone else having trouble getting the image to display? imread is not able to find the image in my case. Where should the image be saved?
In the simplest case in the same folder as your project file (the .sln file)
did I need to add PATH to the environment variables when doing the second option if yes what it should be?
thanks :)
Thank you very much! You really helped me.
Sir .. I am getting the error .. while building the OpenCV using cmake with extra modules
help me please
After compiling the code, as shown in the video, it gives an error "Cannot continue executing the code because the system did not find "Opencv_World4554.dll""
Gotta link the dll then google "pragma comment lib"
@@casualgamer1791 d
I’m exactly following your steps but for some reason after building the solution I don’t get the install dictionary in the build folder to provide the dependency path in Visual Studio.
Irgend eine Idee woran dass liegen könnte?
Same here. Couldn't find an install directory in my build folder.
Hey I found a solution that works for me: when you’re in visual studio don’t right click on solution and hit build solution like he does in the video right click on ALL_BUILD under CMakeTargets and hit build there in that case I got all the folders I needed and I was able to run OpenCV code but for some reasons I Stil wasn’t able to use anything from the contribute folder.
Nevermind, found the fix! When building the solution in Visual Studio, go to the 'CMakeTargets' Folder and hover over 'INSTALL', right-click and BUILD.
Haha! Didn't see this reply until after I sent mine. Thanks anyway! Hopefully some curious programmer with the same issue will find our responses helpful. Cheers!
@@SaltyTaco Thanks!
Why do you have to add packages to PATH? why cant opencv4 be installed as a package at the project level? i hate this
More to the point, why doesn't nuget do all of this and make it "just work"? It's like geeks can't do that final 1% to make their awesome creation useful.
@@DIYDaveT Well, for people trying to learn, it makes things very difficult...
Oh, this was uploaded a couple of minutes ago... I thought "how does this have so little views?" haha
Thank god. nice video needed that
100% recommend watching in x0.25 speed so you can see what is being pressed
i will wait for the next videos
thanks very much
Next videos will be more interesting than this one ;) Just think I had to explain how to get OpenCV up and running since some ppl probably would have issues with that
5:16 Tell ur cat we understand, but right now we are in the middle of a tutorial and after that she will get wet food.
Thanks so much for the video!
Quick question: Do I have to include the CV directory and library each time I want to start a new project ?
Np :) you have to set the paths to headers and libs correctly when starting a new project.
Hello can u help me how to open old project
Yooo whats that theme?
How's Your Cat gamer...
oh and perfect tutorial...
Still starving, or so she claims
Thanks, btw, by cmake, does it still need dll files? (Or is it static)
Building with cmake still results in dlls
CasualGamer thanks, is there anyway to build in static way (I think needs to set Build_shared_libs as off, but I’m not sure if it is ok to set it at the cmake list after first configuration)
I just looked into that. Yes you are right Build_shared_libs is what you are looking for. After changing that flag just hit configure again
CasualGamer Many thanks.
Bro can you tell me how to get Player object from main class in C++ Terraria im confused, there is an array
I Had heard that rust is simmilar to c++ can I do everything that you are making in c++ using rust?
No clue. I know nothing about rust
So clear that it won't work for me :(
its showing the error output path not set for the project. need help cant move forward with this error
what a weird error. Check Project Settings -> General -> Output Directory. It should have a value like this: "$(SolutionDir)$(Platform)\$(Configuration)\"
Do I have to do the same for every project that I created?
Just the setup paths, includes and adding the lib/dll files.
hello there ,
i want to ask that how you search for them find new things and many more , i am also intrested in there and want to learn everything that we can do using c , c++ , also i want to ask some doubts about my learnings
I want to learn from you how can i contact you
Answered on discord
@5:12 yo, feed ur cat please
3:35 for going straight to how to set up Opencv with CMAKE, not with OpenCV installer!
you must run INSTALLER script under CMAKE in VisualStudio
@@danielplanteskole4432 Sorry and thank you, meant something different, edited my post!
THANK YOU
Nice video
thank you :)
5:12 cat
^.^
thank you so much but please slow down next time. I slowed the video for 0.25X and i almost got it right.
you so freaking fast that I feel I move in slow motion dude. :\
Are you trying to code along? I could not do that eigher ^^ code is available in the description
well, thanks youtube has x0.25
😅
grate tut Just chill on the coffie you are going way to fast on the video not speaking just like 1 or 2 frames you should pause on the inclued paths in settings
try making aim bot if you haven't done it
will do :)
Why is c++ such a piece of shit pain in the ass how the hell are you supposed to know how to do this takes foreevr just to use some library and it doesnt work anyway half the time when you can do this in 10s using python in 1 line for all versions
^^
I agree that adding libraries in python is easier.
It was cool till your political comment at the end.
duly noted
Dont be like Trump and stay safe at home 🤣🤣