Hi I tried locallab long time ago… this morning I compiled the newlocallab branch but I can’t view the locallab tool 
It seems as the normal branch…
In “about version” there is named newlocallab branch…
Am I wrong somewhere ??
Exactly
mmhh, I haven’t it. I’ll investigate
Did you use git to get the code? If so, did you invoke git pull to get the updated code, in case you used a repo that you had already cloned some time ago?
Hi,
I pull from git and checkout newlocallab
as you see I have newlocallab branch and no locallab tool
Hints??
I don’t know why, but you’re actually not on the newlocallab branch, the commit number shown on your screenshot (9e64bca) is from the dev branch.
The latest commit made in the newlocallab branch is bda6ad9 from 10 October.
I should do:
git checkout newlocallab
git pull origin newlocallab
If local branch newlocallab doesn’t exist then:
git checkout -b newlocallab origin/newlocallab
git pull origin newlocallab
then as @Claes suggests
$ git branch
32b-tiff-output-cli
abstract-listeners
ahd_speedup
autowblocal
better-source-tree
blackwhiteauto
ca-correction-before-distortion
cat02wb
catmull-rom-spline
channel-mixer-more-precision
dcraw928-update
dehaze
demosaic_source_folder
dev
dng_halffloat_load_speedup
eahd_speedup
enhanced-shadows-highlights
fix-thumbbrowser-deadlock
float_dng_range_0_1
fullraw
gimp-hdr-files
histmatching-if-needed
histmatching-simpler-curve
iconcleanup3
iconcleanup4
issue4580
issue4834_branch
lensfun-mutex
move_contrast_threshold_adjuster
navcursor
* newlocallab
nikon_decode
nrpref
powericons
prefscroll
rawcacorrection_iterate
rawhistogram_fixes
scrolled-toolbar
scrolled-toolbar-fix
soft-light
testoutputprofile
thumbtooltip
waveletnewHi Gabriele,
if you cd to where you have the RT source code
(the same as where you execute the command git pull)
and write
git branch
What answer do you get?
(In my case, the answer is * dev)
Cordiali saluti,
Claes da Lund in Svezia
Hi All,
I do not know what I did; now it works 
How do I make invisible the spot ?
To note that I had a similar problem, like @dafrasaga, when I wanted to update after the merge made by @Morgan_Hardwood, with a difference, branch was not “newlocallab” but the one of Pandagrapher, and nothing have been updated. I thought I had made a mistake, and create a new clone where everything works properly… curious 
Actually you cannot hide the spot, Pandagrapher has this objective in his roadmap (see my comment 6 days above)
jacques
Hi,
Here is the photo: DSC_0941.NEF (22.9 MB)
However, I uninstalled all RawTherapees versions, deleted everything from \Users(…)\AppData\Local\RawTherapee* and then reinstalled build 1005 and then - over it - 1247. Then I deleted all *.pp3 files from folder with my *.nef raw files. And now it works as it should.
I suppose that this may be the result of using different versions of the program. And all of them wrote something into the pp3 files.
Regards,
@AlLegro
Effectively, for this to work with the “GUI” version, the old “pp3” and “mip” files must be erased
jacques
RawTherapee_newlocallab_5.4-1314-g21292f6db_WinVista_64.zip
from:
https://keybase.pub/gaaned92/RTW64NightlyBuilds/
is running fine here.
I wish I could outline and select just the bird with a lasso selection tool or something similar instead of using a circle:
It is not currently on the agenda (lasso and so on…)
Indeed this requires besides an evolution of the GUI which is not currently planned, another algorithm of treatment which is not in my current planning.
Our current efforts are in the direction of running the current algorithms - which are in line with those used by Capture NXD or DxO - with a GUI worthy of the name.
Of course we do not exclude lasso-type algorithms (as Photoshop or Gimp…) , but that will be for after
jacques
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Would it be possible to have an inverse spot, that let’s you work on everything but the selected area?
I understand that you could do that by using on spot on the whole image and then use an exclude spot, but that is two spots
Some Local Lab tabs have an inverse check box, or combo box: Color & Light, Sharpening, Blur & Noise.
It would be nice to have an inverse check box in the Exposure tab as well.
The spots/circles can be challenging to work with. Especially when selecting a specific area.
But we’ll have to wait. There is other work being done.