#USING THE IR AND WIIMOTE OSCULATOR FULL#
#USING THE IR AND WIIMOTE OSCULATOR SOFTWARE#
#USING THE IR AND WIIMOTE OSCULATOR CODE#
#USING THE IR AND WIIMOTE OSCULATOR PC#

I'm getting really busy at school so i might not have so much time to look deeper into it the coming month. It should only be an issue inside the unity editor and not when you have a standalone application (hopefully ).

#USING THE IR AND WIIMOTE OSCULATOR CODE#

I did make a fix that worked when running the code from a normal C# program, however unity doesn't seem to want to stop the thread. I have also tried to fix the issue with the thread not stopping in unity when you stop running the application. After having it run for a while i haven't experienced any memory leaks. I have been looking into it and i think i was too quick with regards to the memory leak.

#USING THE IR AND WIIMOTE OSCULATOR PC#

Its on my work pc which i cant access right now, so you'll have to wait for tomorrow.ĮDIT: Remember (and this is important) to have the same port number in the GlovePIE script AND in the WiimoteReciever script in Unity! otherwise you wont get squab out of it. That way, whenever you hit button A it will return 1.0, and if you dont it will return 0.0.Īnyway, to help ease things up a bit - if you havent figured it out by tomorrow i'll throw up my GlovePIE to Unity script which contains all that is needed for using all the buttons, pitch and roll and the XYZ (using sensor-bar) - so all you have to do is run it. In this case the data is sendt as a 1.0 - meaning it will always be true - we dont want that, so either directly link the button input through a Wiimote.A in glovepie, or store the data as a float in GlovePie using something like var.buttonA = wiimote.A. Then in the Unity Oscumote part, you ensure that the port in the script is set to the same (in this case 6000) - what the code you posted yourself then does is check the '/1/' value - if its a 1 - then it has found wiimote 1 and will access the GUI parts and such to be displayed in Unity. So for instance, this following code would send a message to the local pc, on port 6000 - and indicate what it is: (Cant guarantee the caps is correct but you'll see if it works when you e.g. psd photohop files in /images/invader/masters/*.Basically what you do from glovepie is that you send out the following:

Game arts and animation sprites sources are included in.

#USING THE IR AND WIIMOTE OSCULATOR FULL#

Open DynamicProjection.pde file on processing By default it runs full screen in a second display, you can change this behavior searching the line fullScreen(P3D, 1).

Load osculator config file /OSCulator_Presets.oscd (just double click it).

wiimote built-in infrared camera tracks x,y position of up to 4 IR light blobs.

We made two light spots with four IR leds each one.

You need at least two IR emitter spots on the wal.

In other words, moving the projector in the real world is also moving the point of view in the virtual environment, so the effect in the user is that is exploring a hidden world behind the wall.Īn Open Sound Control (OSC) implementation for Java and Processing Thus, the game made in Processing makes a constant mapping between the real world and a virtual 3D environment allowing the projection image change depending on the angle and distance of projection from the wall. Invisible infrared markers are set in the projection surface and its position is captured by a sensor system which permanently communicates this coordinates to the game system. Where the user uses the surface of the real world (wall) to explore and reveal a virtual environment by the projection.

#USING THE IR AND WIIMOTE OSCULATOR SOFTWARE#

This software is a proof of concept prototype of an interface for augmented reality paradigm named the world as a support WaS. This is a visual search-task shooter game where the user has to explore a hidden virtual world (space) revealed by the projector, looking for space invaders. Prototype concept game using small projectors Processing, wiimote and OSC

Using the ir and wiimote osculator