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Hi everyone, just a quick question which I'm sure there is an obvious solution to, I just can't work it out.

 for mac, which is pretty amazing. I'm working with groups of autistic kids and need to be able to track them individually, automatically isolating the individual closest. This I can do - in theory - but I'm getting stuck on something.

Lets look at the mapping of the right hand as an example 

[OSC-route /*/r_hand /1/r_hand /2/r_hand /3/r_hand /4/r_hand]

 an aggregate of the other users or a user in its own right? It's weird because sometimes it acts as an individual user i.e it spits out data when none of the other routings (

 etc.) are not. But at other times, when more than one user is present, the data it spits out erratically jumps between values as if it was aggregating data. Ideally I would like to totally ignore the 

 and concentrate on the other outputs, but as I've mentioned this is not possible because sometimes the 

p.s what is Scene Floor Data? Is it the floor?!

I am using [jit.open.ni] for mac, which is pretty amazing. I'm working with groups of autistic kids and need to be able to track them individually, automatically isolating the individual closest. This I can do - in theory - but I'm getting stuck on something.

Lets look at the mapping of the right hand as an example [OSC-route /*/r_hand /1/r_hand /2/r_hand /3/r_hand /4/r_hand]

Is [*/r_hand] an aggregate of the other users or a user in its own right? It's weird because sometimes it acts as an individual user i.e it spits out data when none of the other routings ([/1/r_hand /2/r_hand] etc.) are not. But at other times, when more than one user is present, the data it spits out erratically jumps between values as if it was aggregating data. Ideally I would like to totally ignore the [/*/r_hand] and concentrate on the other outputs, but as I've mentioned this is not possible because sometimes the [/*/r_hand] acts as a user.

p.s what is Scene Floor Data?  Is it the floor?!


problems-with-jit-openni-tracking-individual-points

I only today saw this. You are asking an OSC question. I recommend you study the help file that comes with OSC-route and learn from it + google. Then reference 

https://github.com/diablodale/jit.openni/wiki#skeleton-joint-data

openni identifies users aka humans by numbers. When you use the * (the wildcard) you can getting any and all users. OSC-route is like a search engine. by using /*/r_hand, you can asking OSC-route to find any OSC message that starts with anything (aka /*) followed by "/r_hand"

I only today saw this. You are asking an OSC question. I recommend you study the help file that comes with OSC-route and learn from it + google. Then reference https://github.com/diablodale/jit.openni/wiki#skeleton-joint-data

openni identifies users aka humans by numbers. When you use the * (the wildcard) you can getting any and all users. OSC-route is like a search engine. by using /*/r_hand, you can asking OSC-route to find any OSC message that starts with anything (aka /*) followed by "/r_hand"


problems with jit.openni tracking individual points