removed excess options, removed dev code, cleaned up code, ready for production.
- removed depth tensor autocontrast options
- made equalization a part of the normalization process (not an optional arg now)
- removed my mechanism for 0-based normalization. Decided it wasn't any better. Maybe worse... mostly similar.
- cracked open a bottle of champagne on this function's hull
also added a file for the first steps of making an auto-navigation module to be used in the future inside the transform_image_3d function! It generates a rotation matrix based on greatest or least depth in the tensor, instead of using animation keys.
Added control for 3D depth aspect ratio on a schedule. Now, if you want to recreate the horrible depth aspect ratio stretching deforum used to have, YOU CAN! Or, make it opposite, or make it change, or whatever.
This has been an issue with Deforum as far back as I can remember... If the proportion was too wide, things would stretch unnaturally vertically, and if proportion was too thin, things would stretch horizontally.
I found that changing the aspect ratio in this function to 1, things are always correct, no matter the proportion of the image!
This is a major change to Deforum, but in all of my tests the results are much more consistent and reliable. I've tested extremes, like 3:1, 1:3, 4:1, 1:4, and everything seems even now. Tested different depth setings and FOV, and it all seems right to me now.
loading old setting file work properly:
WARNING: Setting 'flip_2d_perspective' has been renamed to 'enable_perspective_flip'. The saved settings file will reflect the change
Changed the way that vid2frames reports problems
vid2frames addresses pathing errors
vid2frames checks if setting are changed.
vid2frames has input name + frame#
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