everyone. I'm have a problem and i don't no how to solve it. I try to make some tutorials with Hand click on Processing, and always happened the same error, the function enableGesture(); does not exist. What I can do? Can someone Help me?
Thank You
whether it's
kinect.enableGesture();
or
context.enableGesture();
it doesn't matter it just depends on the variable your code chose in this line
SimpleOpenNI 'variable name here' = new SimpleOpenNI(this);
The function enableGesture(); is out of date
All you have to do is change enableGesture(); to startGesture(SimpleOpenNI."gesture");
Where "gesture" can be either
GESTURE_CLICK, GESTURE_HAND_RAISE or GESTURE_WAVE
And it is most likely that you will encounter other out of date functions such as:
enableHands(); which is now enableHand();
addGesture(String); which is now startGesture(SimpleOpenNI."gesture");
removeGesture(String); which is now endGesture(SimpleOpenNI."gesture");
startTrackingHands(PVector); which is now startTrackingHand(PVector);
Hope this Helps
- E.B.
i think this is because of the simpleopenni version you are using. try using
SimpleOpenNI context = new SimpleOpenNI(this);
context.startGesture(SimpleOpenNI.GESTURE_CLICK);
//change constant for other gestures
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I have done this using a batch file before.
I create a file called runprogram.cmd(you can create your own name if desired) and place the following in it: -
#echo off
"programname.exe"
echo %errorlevel%
#echo on
pause
replace programname.exe with your exe's name.
double click on the file to run it.
System::Environment::ExitCode;
Process, AppDomain, Environment... I missed this one! I hope my question/answer will help someone some day!
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Download link: http://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.scribe/scribe/1.3.5
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It's a very straight-forward app, here's the main part of the code:
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