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0800-rhythm-machine

0800 Rhythm Machine

komak

max used for the conversion off x/y position on the touchpad to midi x/y cc. and for make the .app

komak-touchmid

komak touchmid

diablodale

This is a Max Jitter external for OpenNI on Windows and Mac OSx.

I caution everyone that OpenNI is dead. April 2014, the OpenNI website is closing. When this happens, there may be no legal place to download NITE (the essential component of OpenNI that does skeletal tracking). If you are on Windows, please use dp.kinect instead.

Configuration of OpenNI by an OpenNI XML configuration file; see OpenNI documentation for format

ImageMap of RGB24 output in a 4-plane char jitter matrix

DepthMap output in a 1-plan long, float32, or float64 jitter matrix

IrMap output in a 1-plan long, float32, or float64 jitter matrix

UserPixelMap output in a 1-plan long, float32, or float64 jitter matrix

Skeleton joints in an OSC, native max route, or legacy OSCeleton format

Skeleton events in an OSC, native max route, or legacy OSCeleton format (e.g. user seen, user lost, calibration success, etc.)

Values for user centers of mass and joints in OpenNI native, projective coordinate, or OSCeleton legacy "normalized" values

Attributes to filtering data based on position or orientation confidence, display or not the orientation data, and smooth skeleton data using OpenNI's smoothing API

Compiled as a Win32 and Mac OSx max/jitter external

https://github.com/diablodale/jit.openni/wiki is the location of the project documentation and setup instructions.

Example of some OSC joint output:
/userid/jointname x y z confidPosition [Xx Xy Xz Yx Yy Yz Zx Zy Zz orientPosition]

It has been casually tested with Max 5 and 6, SensorKinect, and OpenNI binaries on Windows and Mac OSx. If you find problems and can reproduce them with clear steps, I encourage you to open an issue at https://github.com/diablodale/jit.openni/issues

This external's output is very similar to jit.freenect.grab and therefore it can often be used in its place with small changes. My object outputs depth in mm and jit.freenect.grab outputs in cm. A simple math operation can resolve this. Note, my object does not provide the "raw" values of jit.freenect.grab; instead it provides the mm depth values via OpenNI.

The OSC skeleton data should be easy to use if you are familiar with OSCeleton.

I would like to see support for other generators (gestures, hand point, etc.) in the future added by myself or with the assistance of others.


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