cd openframeworks/apps/
git clone https://github.com/wearecollins/Gel2015.git
cd Gel2015
bash cloneaddons.sh
- Note: if you already have ofxCocoa (or some version of it), do make sure you're on my dev branch
- See cloneaddons.sh if curious
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Run a local spacebrew server
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Run spacebrew persistent admin, pointed to your local server
- Make sure the following persistent routes exist:
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.*,direction,.*,touch * .*,average,.*,average
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- Make sure the following persistent routes exist:
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Run the Average app:
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cd /Wherever/Gel2015/ cd Averager node app.js
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Run the Dictation app:
- Gel2015/DirectionsOutput
- For this to work you MUST have some addressable audio device in your System Preferences / Sound
- By default it addresses Voila (this is set in Gel2015/DirectionsOutput/bin/data/settings.xml )
- Gel2015/DirectionsOutput
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Open Skype and call somebody
- Make sure the same device Dictation is addressing is set to the mic in Skypte
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Run GelOuput.app
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Run Mobile input
- Make sure your Mobile is on the same network as output
- Navigate to http://bit.ly/gel15i_proto
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Be amazed
- If Dictation is set up, you should hear commands via Skype at the end point. It's weird.
- Main output app
- Transparent window that is meant to run on top of Skype
- NOTE: It's an OS X Agent, which means it does NOT have an icon
- To kill or use keyboard, you should click on the window to give focus, then you're good as normal
- NOT TRUE BUT WILL BE EVENTUALLY: Mouse events pass through by default, so can interact with OS otherwise like normal
- NOTE: It's an OS X Agent, which means it does NOT have an icon
- Many main classes in shared/*
* Node app that takes in input, averages it, then barfs it over to the GelOutput
* To be created
* Uses ofxSpeech and some sort of hack to send via Skype microphone
* Based on: https://github.com/robotconscience/spacebrew-noodles/tree/master/openFrameworks/spacebrew-speech
- Interafce for audience to control Mr. Avatar
- Arrow that tells avatar to walk forward, turn, or do nothing
- DEPRECATED!
- OF output prototypes and tests