hi list . .dos anyone now about a external witch can handle elotouch data . .means kordinates and presure. . .?
On Tue, 30 Sep 2003, noskule wrote:
. .dos anyone now about a external witch can handle elotouch data . .means kordinates and presure. . .?
Hi. If you configure elotouch as a mouse emulation, and then have a GridFlow window (possibly fullscreen), then it's easy to pick up the mouse coordinates. We used GridFlow with jMax 2.5 for that, but the same can be done with PureData.
Connecting a [@out window] to a [route position] will produce lists in which $1 is the Y, $2 is the X, and $3 is the "buttonstate" (whatever that means with your touchscreen)
However I guess the pressure sensor is another thing. I have not gotten it to that point, because we didn't really need that feature for that project. I don't know whether the touchscreen I used really supports it.
Mathieu Bouchard http://artengine.ca/matju
If you have the serial version, you could use [serialctl] or [comport].
If there was a linux input event interface to it, then you could use
[linuxevent].
.hc
On Tuesday, Sep 30, 2003, at 15:51 America/New_York, noskule wrote:
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