I'm trying to run Processing on a powerbook G4 version 10.4.11 and having this error come up. Processing and Arduino both run individually but I want need to communicate with Arduino via serial port. Can anyone out there help me with this. I need an extra computer for my installation and this is the only one I can get so any help will be VERY much appreciated.
Best,
Frank
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I'm trying to make an installation using Arduino and Processing (Minim) to trigger sound. So far I have a PIR sensor connected to Arduino detect motion - as an object is removed from a box the sound plays and stops when it is replaced. It is very simple but I now want to have four of these pieces with the option of them all playing at the same time. The sound is heard via head phones attached to my macbook but I need to understand how to have four sets of headphones seen by processing and what equipment I might need.
I'm trying to run an Arduino sketch in Processing, I've done all the steps to load Firmata into Arduino then Arduino into Processing and they are talking to each other. However they and me do not understand the language, what is the Processing equivalent of LOW and HIGH that I use in Arduino to define pinModes. I have looked on the Processing language Comparison site and it is of no help with this problem. Can anyone here help with this? Is there a more comprehensive language comparison site that you can point me too?
What I'm trying to do is to use a PIR sensor in Arduino to trigger sounds in Processing via Minim.
Hi All,
I'm about to start a new project and would like a quick ok or other wise on the feasibility of my idea.
I want to use Processing and Minim with some pre recorded sound - straightforward I know but I also want to use Arduino (pressure sensitive pads, sonar or IR sensors) not yet decided which is best for the purpose.
The idea is that as the spectator walks past a wall mounted object the sound is generated, if they move on the sound stops. There will be three of these in a row approx 1m apart and I want to have the first one go off before the second one comes on and so on....
Has any one any experience of this and if so I would appreciate your comments code tips and any pitfalls.
The second part will involve the participant interacting with objects in a room using the same technology.
I'm doing a project at university and I want to use the mirror function in processing with my videocamera in a live feed. This works quite well, I played around with the base code to get a larger image and it is a bit slow but ok for now. The main question I have is this;
How can I set up a motion sensor (IR, movement, temperature, light or whatever) to trigger the camera?
The set up is this; I want to use my computer as a mirror but what a person sees when they look into it is the back of their head, like the painting by Rene Magritte. If possible I want the camera to track the person so that even if they move in front of the 'mirror' they will never see their face.
This is puzzling me, I have spent ages looking at Arduino but I can't find a solution there and my knowledge of Processing is still at basic level so I need some pointers please.
