Wearable Inertial motion sensors

[bruper]

@eight: thanks for the info, meantime I sent you a private message (too long to post here)

[eight]

Finally, this thread becomes Isadora related. I have hacked RAMDance Toolkit so that it outputs textures into Isadora.

Download and more info is available [here](http://onewaytheater.us/eight)

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[Skulpture]

Thanks for sharing this @eight.

Not really looked at RAMDance Toolkit yet.

[Skulpture]

Am I right in thinking this is just a graphics/visual tool, no OSC output or anything?

[crystalhorizon]

@eight Thanx! Live Osc from Kinect (NIMate) into RAMDance would be great!

[bruper]

@eight, great, looking forward to test it today, thanks

[eight]

@Skulpture: RAMDanceToolkit accepts OSC signals. It does not emit them.

@feinsinn: Kinect OSC to RAMDanceToolkit is to follow shortly.

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[crystalhorizon]

@eight wow, excited

[bruper]

tested with a friend computer, syphon working fine thanks, well done!

[bruper]

may I specify @Skulpture that RAM dance sends out OSC from his original RAM-OSCServer

[crystalhorizon]

Works! Thanks for sharing!

[eight]

Here is the download link for the CocoKinect.app.zip, which will stream OSC signal understood by RAMDanceToolkit, using either kinect or an oni recording.

Usage scenarios:

-- If you launch CocoKinect for RAMDanceToolkit with kinect attached, it should just work.

-- Launch CocoKinect for RAMDanceToolkit with no kinect attached: At this point you have an option to plug kinect in and hit Reset button, application should start reading from the kinect. Alternatively, drag and drop an *.oni file anywhere on the application window.

-- If, at the moment CocoKinect is playing an oni file, you can connect a kinect and hit a Reset button, the app should start streaming from the camera instead of file.

If you feel like minimizing the amount of graphics pushed into your graphics card (with CocoKinect, RAMDanceToolkit and Isadora running you may need to), hit the "Display" button.

All dependent libraries are shipped together with the application, so that there is no expectation of any previous installs of things like libusb and/or libOpenNI etc. It was compiled against SDK 10.7.5, tested on 10.7.5 and 10.8.4.

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[Skulpture]

This is brill thank you.

[Michel]

Thank you very much for sharing.

[bruper]

@eight thanks but what OS are you using? it doesn't work on 10.6.8
no, I'm wrong it does work , well done, expect it's intermittent on Syphon...

[Michel]

I did not try it yet, when I find time I will. I am on 10.8.4.

Best
Michel

[eight]

@bruper –– it is compiled against 10.7.5 (I don't have 10.6). Tested on 10.8.4 and 10.7.5.

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[bruper]

this is the time that I'll have to upgrade... also 1 (perhaps stupid) question. How can I send OSC from kinect simultaneously to 2 applications?
Normally if I use 1 address OSC signals in one application, if I try to use the same address in OSCulator it will not accept it. Is there a kind of ... "splitter"?

thanks

[eight]

@bruper: Check this out. I haven't tried it, but it seems what you need.

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[Skulpture]

Thanks for the link above @eight.

I was looking for something like this a while ago. Splitting OSC is not as easy as MIDI (or virtual MIDI)