Just clarifying: the remapped intermediate images are always written to the working directory regardless of whether they are 'temporary' (i.e. even when Hugin deletes them afterwards).
This is how Hugin has worked since the Makefile stitching system was implemented, but there are good reasons to change it: The temp directory could be on a larger partition, or it could be on a faster partition such a ramdisk.
Fixing this would require creating a secure folder in the temp directory and writing any intermediate files that the user hasn't asked to keep in this folder. i.e. if the user asks to keep all temporary files then the behaviour would be the same as currently.
Just clarifying: the remapped intermediate images are always written to the working directory regardless of whether they are 'temporary' (i.e. even when Hugin deletes them afterwards).
This is how Hugin has worked since the Makefile stitching system was implemented, but there are good reasons to change it: The temp directory could be on a larger partition, or it could be on a faster partition such a ramdisk.
Fixing this would require creating a secure folder in the temp directory and writing any intermediate files that the user hasn't asked to keep in this folder. i.e. if the user asks to keep all temporary files then the behaviour would be the same as currently.