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- hardbrain October 2016
- jeremydouglass October 2016
- TfGuy44 October 2016
is it possible to make with Processing? (holodesk)
hi, I'm student who first time to try programming and use processing. so, I don't have any idea about this tool.
so I want to know about my Question before I start my project.
it's an example link.
holodesk by MS.
btw, It's used 'kinect', but I'll use 'leap motion' instead 'kinect'
Answers
Possible? Yes. But it's not easy.
@hardbrain -- it is a bad idea to choose something like HoloDesk (doing complex interactions with 3D / depth modeling) for a first time programming / Processing project. Also, imitating a very specific tech demo based on the Kinect and then trying to implement it with the Leap Motion -- not easy for a beginning project!
Instead, start out using the Leap Motion libraries and running simple demo sketches. Once you get those running a good first project is to try to come up with an idea base on what those demos show and taking it in a new direction.
Use out the Processing app > Contribution Manager > Libraries and search for "Leap" to install the two Leap Motion libraries. Both are also linked from the libraries webpage with documentation and examples.
See these Leap Processing resources -- some of which may be very old / out of date, but there might be something interesting in there.
@jeremydouglass Thank you for your appreciate. I'll learn some more for your suggest.