[PD] DeviceCycle for not reinventing the (jog)wheel

[Hans-Christoph Steiner]

Hey Christian,

Sounds like some fun stuff.  You might be interested in my [apple/ 
multitouch] object, its a more polished, native Pd object for getting  
the multitouch data on new apple trackpads and the iPhone. And there  
is no flext dependency to wrestle with.  I suppose [apple/multitouch]  
could easily be ported to Max/MSP too.

http://pure-data.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/pure-data/trunk/externals/apple/

.hc

On Jun 28, 2010, at 10:31 AM, Christian Frisson wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I presented at the NIME 2010 conference a modest toolbox for pd.
> <http://www.educ.dab.uts.edu.au/nime/PROCEEDINGS/papers/Demo%20Q1-Q15/P473_Frisson.pdf 
> >
>
> DeviceCycle offers a currently small number of abstractions and  
> objects to facilitate the rapid prototyping of gestural interfaces,  
> using off-the-shelf devices (plug and play event mappings, filtering  
> towards "gesture" recognition):
> * Contour Design Pro2 and Xpress jog wheels, 3Dconnexion Space  
> Navigator 3D mouse using [hidio] (hcs et al)
> * Novint Falcon force-feedback 3D mouse using [np_nifalcon] (K.  
> Machulis et al, reusing also E. Berdhal's HSP toolbox)
> * OSX-only Apple Macbook Unibody multitouch trackpad with a flext  
> port of [fingerpinger] from anyma.ch
>
> The first alpha version is available here, and has been tested on  
> OSX Leopard only so far:
> <http://www.numediart.org/download/>
>
> Please send me your comments on the design and usability. The 2- 
> finger rotation abstraction is still buggy!
>
> I have other devices available (Hercules DJ Control MP3, Wacom  
> Bamboo Pen & Touch...), support pending.
>
> It would be great once it is in an acceptable shape that it would be  
> directly integrated into the pd-extended release! I've just read on  
> the flext list that flext objects integration on pd-extended is  
> underway.
>
> Best,
> C.
>
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