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final project - tesia kosmalski

December 15, 2008

vertex_20

Exercise 1, Motion Tracking Resources, Reading 2: Buxton: Multitouch - 0 Comments

Processing Exercise - Using TUIO library

October 9, 2008

Using fiducial markers (amoeba sheet , markers 30, 31, 32) I moved, rotated and scaled a simple square in processing.
Library used: TUIO
I’m including the source code in the post.exercise1 - arunan_rabindran

Arunan Rabindran, Exercise 1 - 0 Comments

had one ‘hack’ of time…

October 8, 2008

with this assignment ;). But, i did change the background color(impressed me at least) and some other random things.
the other great news is that all the brackets had the proper partnering. here’s to even more coding adventures.
sorry for the late post.
tesia_508_ex1

Exercise 1, Tesia Kosmalski - 0 Comments

Fun w/Processing!

Here is my first first assignment.  It manipulates position and tint (via marker 17, rotation for tint) and scale (via marker 29).  yay!
download the source and applications by clicking here.

Exercise 1, Jesus Duran - 0 Comments

Tweak, Reverse + Quicktime

I’ve reversed the colors of the file, changed some sizing and when a key is pressed the script creates a quicktime file of the capture.
/*
TUIO processing demo - part of the reacTIVision project
http://reactivision.sourceforge.net/
Copyright (c) 2005-2008 Martin Kaltenbrunner <mkalten@iua.upf.edu>
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General [...]

Exercise 1, Joseph Baldwin - 0 Comments

traer.physics + TUIOdemo = Exersice 1

I had mixed an old code that I had with the TUIOdemo code. The old code was already a modification of an example from http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~traer/physics/ .
You’ll need to install the traer.physics library from here http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~traer/physics.zip
To play you need any of the figures, you can use as many as your arms and processor allows you to.
Download [...]

Alejandro Borsani, Exercise 1 - 0 Comments

Exercise1-BlobDetection Webcam-Andrew Oleksiuk

October 7, 2008

AObd_webcam is a modification of bd_webcam using the BlobDetection library. A video camera (web cam) is required to pick up the incoming motion signal. Basically, the code of bd_webcam is modified to do the following:
1. The blobs themselves are removed from view, but are still active as the main motion source.
2. The resulting rectangles which [...]

Andrew Oleksiuk, Exercise 1 - 0 Comments

Exercise 1: Butterflies?

October 6, 2008

Exercise 1:
Using blog detection, a couple of animated butterflies move on the screen. The butterflies are colored based on their location on the screen. The butterflies also produce a cooing sound when they move. The sound is panned between the left and right channels based n the location of the butterfly producing the sound. I [...]

Exercise 1, Lindsay Grace - 0 Comments

Assignment 1: Special Happy Funtime Intense-Only Motion Detecting Hack of bd_webcam for Glorious Fun with Fingers in Front of Camera

October 3, 2008

Assignment 1: Special Happy Funtime Intense-Only Motion Detecting Hack of bd_webcam for Glorious Fun with Fingers in Front of Camera
This is a hack of the bd_webcam example to change the stroke weight, stroke color, fill color and rotation of ellipses based on the variables provided by the blobdetection library.The loop was changed to ignore less [...]

Adam Trowbridge, Exercise 1 - 0 Comments

Assignment 01

October 1, 2008

Hey, is there a way of attaching the .pde to these posts?  My code is a little extensive to post here.
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Exercise 1, Hubert Weldon, Tesia Kosmalski - 1 Comments