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- jeremydouglass August 2017
- kfrajer August 2017
Play a real-time video when a capacitive sensor is touched
Hello everyone, I am looking forward a method that when I touch the capacitive sensor, it transmits a signal through Arduino to the processing and then triggers the real-time video through webcam (the webcam is open to capture the video). So far, I could apply the Capacitive sensor library to solve the code problem in Arduino, but I totally have no idea how to write the code in processing and build the communication between them. Is there anyone could give me a right direction or advice or relevant posts or tutorial? Thanks a lot in advance. Sorry for my English if there is any mistake.
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https://forum.processing.org/two/search?Search=capacitive
Kf
If you want the code in Processing that plays a video on an event (e.g. a keypressed, a sensor, etc.), check out the example sketches that come with the video library for the basics, then change the signal as per capacitive examples.