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same thing I was wondering. As for 1, I'd say that
sounds plausible, but is it feasible? As for 2, in my case I don't
need multiple touch screens, but I suppose that you could somehow
extend the approach from 1, maybe via on/off-line config?
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screen lies horizontal on a table (not exactly visible from a sitting
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2013/9/19 Andrea Franceschini :
> 2013/9/19 Andrea Franceschini :
>> 2013/9/19 Casimiro, Daniel C CIV NUWC NWPT :
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>>> I just reread the specification and it looks like duplicate session IDs are
>>> allowed:
>>
>> I'll run some tests and will l
2013/9/19 Andrea Franceschini :
> 2013/9/19 Casimiro, Daniel C CIV NUWC NWPT :
>> You could try running my tuiodump utility to get more information.
>
> I'll try with that.
This is the frame I get every second
TUIO Frame 13812:
Added: 748(0.812134,0.707794),
Updat
> on the screen.
Yes, that's correct. I had a deeper look at the code and I figured it
was as I expected.
>> 2013/9/19 Andrea Franceschini :
>> Hi Dan, just ran a quick test and I can confirm I don't get the failed
>> assert on the add_touch_point method anymore, n
2013/9/19 Andrea Franceschini :
> 2013/9/19 Casimiro, Daniel C CIV NUWC NWPT :
>
>> I just reread the specification and it looks like duplicate session IDs are
>> allowed:
>
> I'll run some tests and will let you know.
Hi Dan, just ran a quick test and I can confirm
at comes in? How would you otherwise
identify a trace, aka a sequence of touch points produced by the same
finger continuously moving on the surface?
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2013/9/17 Andrea Franceschini :
> I'm not sure about the spec. I've had this happening using Martin
> Kaltenbrunner's Java TUIO Simulator, although it doesn't seem to
> happen with TUIOPad for iOS. This shouldn't be a problem though, it's
> just that I
touch for use with QML apps. The plugin works better with
> QML/Quick apps than traditional QWidget applications.
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ve done
so far with Cinder.
Also, would qtuiotouch be usable with a QML app?
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ave some time that I can spend on
it. I really want to use Qt, if only for the gestures, so any
hint/pointer/head-ups is enormourly appreciated.
(I'd give links to all those projects I mentioned but I'm not sure
it'd be worth it. If you want to see something,
it does.
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l) because the
other contraption proved quite unreliable when it came to touches, so
for now I've lost fiducials, but I really appreciate your branch, I'll
give it a go as soon as I can.
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4/plugins/platforms/libqcocoa.dylib"
Got keys from plugin meta data ("cocoa")
but that's probably another story.
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ok? It still failed. I then
proceeded to make a symlink inside Qt/5.1.0/clang_64/plugins/ and
reverted to using TuioTouch instead of the full path. Still nothing.
Now, I'm both unfamiliar with Qt's plugins and with qtuiotouch, so I
would appreciate
7;s likely I'll go back to my old ways
of libCinder for now.
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mplemented, I
guess).
So my question is: how about fiducials?
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m a bit reluctant to
adopt the latter because it seems I'd have to implement the objects myself,
but on the other hand, I don't know how complete and/or up-to-date is the
former.
Does anybody have hints? Do you know of alternatives? These two popped up
while
bundles and
frameworks have some good points (like avoiding littering the
filesystem with exotic libs that are only used by one application).
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t via MacPorts but that's my computer, I can't be sure I'll be able
to use MacPorts on every Mac I'll come across.
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e the most
flexible option. Of course if you don't need fiducials/generic
blobs...
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ce with this combo, I'd appreciate any insight.
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