siril-superstack generates a Siril script to render superstacks, as described on Siril's site https://siril.org/tutorials/comet/#animations-with-superstacking. A superstack refers to a stacking applied only to a part of a sequence; applied to planetary, the main goal is to generate animations through mutiple TIF files stacked at different moment in time (superstacks), and with a specific subfiltering of frames within each superstack.
There's no particular dependencies here; directly running ./superplanetary.py should work.
My routine:
- Open Siril (1.2.0 or above),
- Open your sequence or SER file,
- Exclude frame that you absolutely want to reject in animation,
- Align the sequence! this is important :)
- Run
siril-superstackand specific your parameters, - The script should have been generated; run
reloadscriptsin Siril to refresh and load the new script, - Use Superstack-planetary script in the Scripts menu of Siril.
- Images should be generated in a new img/ subdirectory within the path you indicated in parameters
Notice that if script fails and if you want to regenerate it, you'll have to select all of your images again.
After image's creation, you can combine them as a animation with ffmpeg tool for example.