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Command line on Mac

Posted: 04.09.2024 02:00
by tedlasai
I see that helicon focus command line can be done on Windows. But I don't see a way for it to be done on mac? Is this supported?

Re: Command line on Mac

Posted: 05.09.2024 01:46
by Catherine
Yes, it's supported and works exactly the same. Use the "open" command with the "--args ..." argument or something like that, check "man open".

Re: Command line on Mac

Posted: 26.10.2024 04:18
by tedlasai
open /Applications/HeliconFocus.app/ --args /Users/sai/Documents/Data/

I am doing something like this where Data is the folder containing my stack... Its not working. Any help?

Re: Command line on Mac

Posted: 26.10.2024 10:50
by Catherine
You forgot the "-silent" option which activates the command line mode. So:
open /Applications/HeliconFocus.app/ --args -silent /Users/sai/Documents/Data/

https://www.heliconsoft.com/focus/help/ ... F_COM_LINE

Re: Command line on Mac

Posted: 28.10.2024 02:34
by tedlasai
Ahh I got it to work! Thanks. Also is there a argument to output the layers (what the Export layers button would do).

Thanks

Re: Command line on Mac

Posted: 28.10.2024 11:29
by Catherine
No, sorry, there is no such option. You could save your automated stacks as projects, and then load these projects in the regular interface and export the layers.

Re: Command line on Mac

Posted: 28.10.2024 18:04
by tedlasai
Then, is there any way to batch process layers?

Re: Command line on Mac

Posted: 28.10.2024 18:32
by Catherine
What do you mean by that?

Re: Command line on Mac

Posted: 28.10.2024 21:42
by tedlasai
I mean I have many focal stacks and I would like to output the aligned layers for every single focal stack. Using something like the batch process mode that gives me output all in focus images.

Re: Command line on Mac

Posted: 28.10.2024 21:46
by Catherine
I understand, but like I said, there is currently no such function, sorry. I'll add it to the to-do list.