This addon is just a first test, more to come soon...
Requires libfreenect and opencv shared libraries are on your PATH (copy them to blender's root directory). So for Windows this would be: libfreenect_sync.dll, libcv.dll, libhighgui.dll. Linux users can just apt-get the packages as normal.
Sweet stuff man. Hope we get the Tundra thing going on soon :) I now implemented DevicesAPI that you can register your kinect device to.
See here for example code in py and c++ how to register, update and read a device: http://www.realxtend.org/doxygen/device_api_page.html
Send me an email what dynamic libs you need for tundra to make this happen. As said we have now static libs for opencv but i can change those, i guess libfreenect_sync.dll, libcv.dll, libhighgui.dll those would be it?
Sweet stuff man. Hope we get the Tundra thing going on soon :) I now implemented DevicesAPI that you can register your kinect device to.
ReplyDeleteSee here for example code in py and c++ how to register, update and read a device: http://www.realxtend.org/doxygen/device_api_page.html
Send me an email what dynamic libs you need for tundra to make this happen. As said we have now static libs for opencv but i can change those, i guess libfreenect_sync.dll, libcv.dll, libhighgui.dll those would be it?
- Jonne Nauha aka Pforce