@bonemap

It has been a long time since I have worked with it and I cannot guarantee that it is the right file. I hope it helps, though.

sketch_PIR_MIDI_JF.ino.zip

PS: I used a board Teensy 3.2 for this project

best 

Jean-François

If you need something much more true to the laws of physics, you can look at this demo:

The DEMO FILE is zipped with the required Javascript files (all reside in the same folder).
I have included a number of resource URLs in the JS code, that will be helpful in figuring out how this works.

@vidasonik

OK 😞. That's what I see, sort of.

Best Michel

@mark great session, although using MIDI in Isadora for quite a while, you can always learn. Was working last year on a project with a brainsensor connected to piano and drone synthesizers in Reason. Although a EEG brainsensor as such is a simple controller, it needs a lot of handling which is controlled in Isadora. Also the sound triggering and musical evolution, related to brainwave intensity and brain state are managed by Isadora. The baseline is that no other physical intervention is taking place and that the resulting sound is unique for its moment in time. Fun :-)

My 3D ropes actor assignement.
Not sure if replying here is the way to post an assignement, but here it is. I tried to mimik watching algae move whilst floating above them with a snorkel. Summer feelings came up.

I've got a bit of trouble in properly "repelling" the algae with the mousewatcher (possibly I got lost somewhere in rotating spaces). Anyway it kind of works.

Older machines may struggle a bit, mine almost hits the 50% load.

Cheers to all of you,  (justy noticed that "all of you" sounds pretty similar to "I love you" ...  😘  )

guru7_Assignement_Baal.zip

@dillthekraut I wanted to have the movie loop at the position it is playing at a particular moment. the patch repeat2.izz I posted above archieves that, I guess now there are two solutions for the same problem.

@woland

Hi woland,

I got the dropbox files. Thank you so much!

Got it all working

Thanks a lot

Andy

@juriaan

Sure.  I used the software 'Myo Mapper' by http://www.balandinodidonato.c... to get OSC data into Izzy and made a lovely array of 'line' actors to suit.

@dillthekraut That looks brilliant.
All these suggestions look great. It took a while for responses to come so I didn't realise anyone had responded but I've just finished touring my last project and started on the one with the interactive walls. I've got a lot of tech and experimentation to begin but this is a fantastic starting point. I got a kinnect for £8 and a webcam and am away from home for 2 months so I'll have a play with those then try out the Pi/Arduino/touchboard suggestions in the new year. I'll share my progress.

@goddessmoon2017 said:

to get a video to move with the skeleton

 I am not fully sure what you mean by this. There is no way to direct link a video (a 2d plane) to a 3d skeleton from the kinect. Do you have any examples or research inspiration we can reference?

@luciedance said:

Therefore would the min and max value be smaller number then I have identified

Hi Lucie

As I understand it, your out min and out max values should be the min and max values that you would like, ie -2 and 2 for the movie player.
Try changing the limit-scale actor to those values and see if that improves things

HTH

Mark (not that one...)

@goddessmoon2017

the wings are just 2D image. Kinect is for tracking the body so Isadora knows where to attach the wings,

attached is a very basic starting point using this method.

simpleLiveCollage.izz

Hello @symac,

Question: Are you currently working on building the Isadora Patch for this project yourself? I've been meaning to play more with the Kinect and skeletal tracking via Processing for a while, (since it has been on my ever-growing list for a number or months), so I could dive into building a skeleton of an Isadora Patch around your concept if you'd like.

From what I understand, your build is:

Is this correct?

Best wishes,

Woland

@crystalhorizon said:

Hope thats OK

Yes, of course it was a written response to your music - as I listened while waiting at Sydney airport.

Best wishes,

Bonemap