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@cvp Can you please send me that version? When I tried changing my version of floorplanarea.py to use a specific file, it gets an error. pick.image remains broken but if the version you have that works is a recent version in terms of features, I could use that for now.
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@ccc No, I have that one. That's the one that won't run on the v3.4beta (it tries to pick the image) and if I change it to use a stored file it gets an error on line 63.
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@cvp I tried running that and it gives an error about RoomOverlay.touch_moved n() takes 2 positional arguments if you touch the image. I have the most recent version of the script and if I remove the image picker to avoid the bug in the beta I get other errors that must also be beta (or just new version) related.
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@ihf Weird. I don't have any problem. Perhaps due it uses also an old Gestures module, in the same folder.
Gestures checked, same as in old Gestures
Did you restart Pythonista ?
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@cvp yes, many times. If it works for you, perhaps I have some bad module here somewhere.
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@ihf If you use "my" old FloorPlanArea.py and if you did not change it 😉, be sure you also use the Gestures.py of @jonB in the same folder, to avoid using another Gestures module, for example, of @mikael, they could have different parameters.
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@ihf , OK, so the floor plan is a little bit more unusual. The sqm would be less if all of the yellow rectangles were removed from the red rectangle that surrounds the floor plan below. If everything in the UI was to scale, it would be very close. Hey, I'm just trying to be helpful. Most often, floor plans are just a collection of rectangles. Almost getting the scale correct. I don't remember for sure, but I believe we used a 25:1 ratio for kitchens (one room). I believe the ratio was closer to 250:1 for a house.
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Thanks for the info, guys. Great thread I've gained a lot of information
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The import of the jpg and use of the pen tool to trace it would likely be the fastest option. To dynamically calculate the area, you add a short piece of code to the traced object. Despite the fact that your case is really unique, I think it will work for you. I'm working on that screenshot right now.
