- You can create a subdirectory in org.openscience.jmol.app similar to
SurfaceTool, perhaps. Then add a connection to that under the Tools menu.
Look for "SurfaceTool" in org.openscience using Eclipse's Search...File
option, with "*" for file name pattern. There a few places you need to
adapt to get that into the menu.
- Best way to get the image is through the all-purpose
Viewer.getProperty() method. It returns an Object of all sorts based on the
parameters. The first parameter should be "DATA_API":
getProperty("DATA_API", "getOpenNIImage", null).
- Ah, now, how to get it from ActionManagerMT. You will have to add some
sort of "getProperty" method to ActionManager, and then implement that in
ActionManagerMT.
- Mind you, I totally refactored Viewer on the trunk. Don't worry about
that -- I'll help you integrate it when you have it all working.
(This is for that Application only, right?)
> Bob,
>
> I finally figured out my threading (non-)issue after several days of
> combing through Jmol source. I was relying on System.out to make sure
> my thread was still running, but once the JmolPanel is loaded it
> reroutes System.out into its own console. So it was working the whole
> time; I just wasn't looking in the right place. On the plus side, I now
> know more about Jmol internals than I ever wanted to.
>
> One of the capabilities of OpenNI is capturing a live image from the
> sensor, which is very useful to the user. This is exposed in
> JmolOpenNIAdapter.getImage(). How should I go about having Jmol
> optionally display this image in a separate window?
>
>
> I think this is about ready to go into Jmol trunk. I just made a design
> shift to require two hands: a primary hand to perform gestures and
> trigger actions and a secondary hand to control movement. This both
> reduced code size and improved usability. My additions to
> ActionManagerMT aren't as integrated as I'd like, but they don't alter
> any existing functionality and they can always be integrated later.
>
> Basic user flow:
> 1) Perform a Click with the primary hand to start the session and move
> another hand into the scene until it's recognized.
> 2) Perform any gesture in JmolOpenNIAdapter.GESTURES to activate the
> corresponding action in gesture_map.
> 3) Move the secondary hand to control that action if applicable (e.g.
> rotate, translate).
>
>
> Regards,
> Benn
>
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