Thank you very much for your message, it helps keep up working on the project, when I sometimes just want to let if off where it is.
That’s a fair question.
Actually, I have been experimenting more to keep my head busy, rather than thinking of other life stuff that keeps me awake at night.
The idea came to me after I submitted my first script to the community. To be more precise, during my second script, that I actually never finished because I got sort of exhausted in the making. I felt like, maybe, there was a way to automate part of the process, and then understood how hard it actually was to do so…
Anyway, it is still at a very early stage, quite broken, and my guess is it would definitely profit from contributions to make it better (detection, tracking logic, etc), either with testing feedback and / or coding suggestions/rehaul, and maybe finetuning of the YOLO model I trained.
It’s just, that I started with no real coding nor ComputerVision experience, so I’m a bit shy to share the not-so-good looking code…
To make it short : I am thinking of making it freely available to whoever might want to experiment it, though maybe not for commercial use.
In the end, I hope this just benefits the community, even if I would not mind being offered a coffee or two if anyone ends up appreciating the ability to generate a funscript for a video he likes, but that is just not why I initiated this project.