Alex

I am fairly new to Max and this kind of programming in general, so bear with me please!

I'm trying to draw objects with my hand in jit.lcd using data from a kinect v2 sensor. Parsing data is working pretty well so far, thanks to the dp.kinect2 plugin by Dale Phurrough. I want the "path" drawn by my hand to fade away slowly, this is currently achieved by clearing the canvas every 250ms and then using jit.slide. This method leaves gaps in the drawn path and is not fading linear and is overall not very nice looking.

See this patcher (which is basically the jit.lcd help patcher but you'll get the idea by using the mouse)

Is there a better way to achieve this effect? Or even a better and nicer looking opengl way than jit.lcd?

I am fairly new to Max and this kind of programming in general, so bear with me please!
I'm trying to draw objects with my hand in jit.lcd using data from a kinect v2 sensor. Parsing data is working pretty well so far, thanks to the dp.kinect2 plugin by Dale Phurrough. I want the "path" drawn by my hand to fade away slowly, this is currently achieved by clearing the canvas every 250ms and then using jit.slide. This method leaves gaps in the drawn path and is not fading linear and is overall not very nice looking.
See this patcher (which is basically the jit.lcd help patcher but you'll get the idea by using the mouse)

Is there a better way to achieve this effect? Or even a better and nicer looking opengl way than jit.lcd?
Thank you!


drawing-free-hand-in-jit-lcd-using-kinect-data

https://cycling74.com/forums/drawing-animated-lines-with-jit-gl-path

drawing free-hand in jit.lcd using kinect data