Posenet into Dict

you may find this example i made useful, that uses the posenet node-for-max project and parses out features from the returned dictionary:

Awesome Rob!

Thanks Rob for the example.
I have a question about the multi-pose mode, is it possible to use that option? And how to use the data from different persons? The dict.view data doesn't change if i set it from single-pose to multi-pose. Besides the data of the person I get an error in my max window: dict.view: extra arguments for message "dictionary" The dataset of multi-pose looks the same as single-pose, but i suppose to see also // pose 1, // pose 2 to separate the different persons right?
thanks a lot in advance!

Hi Rob,
can't find anymore the posenet node-for-max project, is there any place where to find it?

I just updated my post to point to the correct repository - https://github.com/yuichkun/n4m-posenet

Thanks Rob for the great example!
I also strugling with the dataset of multi-pose to slice the dictionary in pose 1, pose 2... to detect diffrent person.
Would be great for a hint to use the multi-pose.
Thanks in advance!

same thing here...

Also on Mac if Max goes in background while sending data via OSC to another application,
the patch stop working

Hi folks,

I've figured out how to keep the window processing when it's in the background. Works on my OSX(Mojave)

It's a hacky workaround since electron don't seem to support the backgroundThrottling: false flag to work with requestAnimationFrame() any more from the looks on github.

You can change main.js to this to allow it to work in the background, but it'll be rendered as a texture so you won't be able to change any of the UI elements in the GUI.

const { app, BrowserWindow } = require("electron");

function createWindow() {
    console.log("hello");
    // Create the browser window.
    const win = new BrowserWindow({ width: 800, height: 600, webPreferences: { offscreen: true } });

    // and load the html of the app.
    win.loadFile("./camera.html");
 

}

app.on("ready", createWindow);