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  • 8 Feb, 2012
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  newt : programmer, or coder, I don't think we settled that down in the other thread ! ;)

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  • 8 Feb, 2012
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  smitchell : for sure ! You just need to replace the "Mouse" object in my demo by a "Touch" object.

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  • 8 Feb, 2012
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  Ok, I recognize it now, it's my 6 months old daughter who made the release this morning... As you can see, there's stil way to go before being a true programmer ;).

  Here's the new release, everything should work, I promise : http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1412774/oneStrokeGestureRecognizerC2Plugin/pode_1StrokeGestureRecognizer.0.3.zip

  Demo : http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1412774/oneStrokeGestureRecognizerC2Plugin/index.html

  To appologize, there's a new functionnality : remove a specific gesture, by name

• • Pode
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  • 8 Feb, 2012
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  �newt : argh ! Sorry, I mixed up two folders. It should be okay now. If there's still something, don't hesitate to say so ! ;)

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  • 7 Feb, 2012
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  newt : I'm glad there's a least somebody who likes it (a bit) ! ;)

  I also added a Custom Gesture Creator : http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1412774/CustomGestureCreator/index.html

  http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1412774/CustomGestureCreator/GestureCreator.capx

• • Pode
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  • 7 Feb, 2012
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  Just to clarify, "coding" and "programming" are the same (even in french ;))

  In Construct, you are moving visual blocks, that are mapped to lines of codes (JS code in that context). It's an homomorphic equivalance.

  And, in th CS field, what Construct allow you to do is, indeed, called "visual programming".

  (In fact, C2 is an ernomous Event driven Finite State Machine).

• • Pode
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  • 7 Feb, 2012
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  New build ! http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1412774/oneStrokeGestureRecognizerC2Plugin/pode_1StrokeGestureRecognizer0.2.zip

  You can now access the Centroid, the Bound Box and the Angle of the last gesture ! (it helps to create little demo like "Crayon Physics Deluxe ;) : http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1412774/oneStrokeGestureRecognizerC2Plugin/c2physicsDeluxe.capx

  You can also delete all the gesture given at the start of the library, and something specially for newt : add a custom list of points ! (provided as "X1,Y1|X2,Y2|...|XnYn)

  The demo is updated, by the way : http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1412774/oneStrokeGestureRecognizerC2Plugin/index.html

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  • 6 Feb, 2012
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  alexgold87 : what's slowing your game on mobile is the physics behavior. I'm sorry for you, but for the moment it's very ressource consuming...

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  • 6 Feb, 2012
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  Okay, here's the new build for the plugins, I hope everything is working fine : dl.dropbox.com/u/1412774/pode_html_pack%28from_JJ%29.0.2.zip .

  A new feature for the Div plugin : CSS 3D transform ! (Obviously, your browser need to support them. Good news : it's hardware accelerated, also on iOS platforms !)

  The CSS3D feature is there to help you forgiving me being late, but since it's a new code, verything isn't ironed out (and only for DIV, for the moment)...

  The link for the demo : dl.dropbox.com/u/1412774/html_pack_pode_example_0.2.capx

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  • 6 Feb, 2012
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  alexgold87: iOS (ipad/iphone/ipod) doesn't support WebGL *at all* for the moment. The only WebGL piece you can do with HTML/JS for the moment is an iAd...

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  • 3 Feb, 2012
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  chrisbrobs : I'm a bit behind my schedule, but I didn't forgot you ! ;)

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  • 2 Feb, 2012
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  If you can avoid inputting duplicate point, it's going to speed the cleaning of the shape byt the lib (but I don't how much milliseconds are gained, really).

  When you add a new variant, you don't need to clear, because clear empty the list from all user input. I need to add that on the original post.

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  • 2 Feb, 2012
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  chrisbrobs : strange, that means that between the moment I was editing the various files and the moment I uploaded, I forgot to save the implementation of one of the actions.

  I'm going to check that this afternoon and reupload it...

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• • Pode
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  • 2 Feb, 2012
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  newt : I saw on IRC you proposed an idea to compare old/new points, but I'm not sure where you want to add that.

  If it's an idea to simplify new gestures before adding them to the library, it's not necessary. You can use a bunch of points (even if some of them are overlapping), the lib is doing itself the cleaning (it's a kind of Procruste analysis to simplify the input gesture to compare it against the reference).

  Some screenshots from the paper :

  1: you can see there's some variability in the input gesture

  <img src="http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1412774/oneStrokeGestureRecognizerC2Plugin/01.png" border="0" />

  2: so the gesture is resampled internally to a predefined number of equidistant points

  <img src="http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1412774/oneStrokeGestureRecognizerC2Plugin/02.png" border="0" />

  3: the gesture is rotated, always in the same direction, to make it

  rotation independent

  <img src="http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1412774/oneStrokeGestureRecognizerC2Plugin/03.png" border="0" />

  4: finally some error rate regarding recognition, depending on the number of availble samples to compare against (you see there that 3 is the minimum efficient number) - Rubine is another algorithm from the field, and DTW is Dynamic Time Warping, more powerful, but way more ressources hungry (too much for a quick Javascript, at least)

  <img src="http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1412774/oneStrokeGestureRecognizerC2Plugin/04.png" border="0" />

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