Is there some easy installation to try out GridFlow? How hard is it to install the Fedora Core and add the planet ccrma packages, for a complete Linux beginner?
I'm on WinXP, but I have tried out PD in Linux using Pure:Dyne. The gridflow examples didn't seem to work, however... Nor did PMPD, if I remember. They just, well, didn't do anything...
I also don't know, how hard it would be to get the Logitech camera running under Linux. And to get my wireless USB running in Linux, which is the only way I can get on the internet, to download the drivers and software I might need to make everything run...
~David
On 10/6/06, Alexandre Castonguay acastonguay@artengine.ca wrote:
Hello David,
You could track a red led (or bright dot) in GridFlow by using [lti.SplitImageToRGB] and sending the red channel to [#motion_detect]. It outputs x and y values. I have some images of drawings made after this here : http://artengine.ca/acastonguay/projets/plotter/. You'll also find some images of early motion detection studies by the Galbraiths that puts this in perspective.
Cheers,
Alexandre
Le Vendredi 6 Octobre 2006 18:27, Mathieu Bouchard a écrit :
On Fri, 6 Oct 2006, David Powers wrote:
Finally, are there more advanced motion detection strategies? Like, say, could I somehow put a bright red dot on my index finger, and just detect where my index finger is? I'd love to hear what people have done.
Alexandre Castonguay has done that a few years ago using high-intensity LED. I'm doing the same for my girlfriend's project, which will be presented as Café Esperanza on the 19th at 20:00.
Café Esperanza is at the corner of Saint-Viateur & Saint-Laurent, in the city mentioned below:
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