Marc Klinge 11 hónapja
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      README.md

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.gitignore

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 3d-scanner-startup-help.cpp
-.ply
+*.ply
 CmakeFiles/
 .vscode/
+build/
+.qt/
 3d-scanner
-3d-scanner-startup-helper
-cmake_install.cmake
-CMakeCache.txt
-compile_commands.json
-Makefile
+3d-scanner-startup-helper

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README.md

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 ## How to start
 
-First run cmake to create a Makefile
+First create a build folder
 ```bash
-cmake .
+mkdir build && cd build 
+```
+Then run cmake to create a Makefile
+```bash
+cmake ..
 ```
 
-Then run make to build the project
+Run make to build the project
 ```bash
 make
 ```
 
-Execute the built file
+Execute the compiled project (use sudo when on macOS, see *known issue(s)*)
 ```bash
 ./3d-scanner
-```
+```
+
+
+## known issue(s)
+
+On Mac there can occure either segmentation faults or a realsense error, that the program is waiting too long for frames, when running the executable.
+Somehow it will work again if you just execute the 3d-scanner-startup-helper often enough (this is basically the realsense hello-world example).
+This will also fail a lot with a segmentation faults but after a while it will work again. At least as long as the camera is connected, when reconnecting the error usually appears again.
+I am not sure if this Error is Mac specific or wheater I am doing something wrong. However I did not manage to resolve it properly.
+If you have any Idea what the reason could be, feel free to contact me.
+
+Another inconvenience I discovered on Mac is, that the executable can only be executed using `sudo`, otherwise it will always fail with a segmentation fault.