Description
My first trial with as3-tuio. So far so good, but haven't seen an example attaching a touch type listener to an object directly.
This is a basic particle system using the hype framework, specifically the objectPool: http://www.hypeframework.org/02_examples/objectpool/content/01_objectpool/
Modified slightly with a tweening framework, eaze: http://code.google.com/p/eaze-tween/
To use this, you will most likely need to use udp-tcp-bridge: http://code.google.com/p/udp-tcp-bridge/
I found it a little trying to get it up and running, but did eventually. If you are using windows, you'll need to add .exe to the file to get it to run. I may have done something else, but i don't remember, sorry.
Then set CCV to TUIO UDP for communication.
Currently set to run at 1024x768.
FLA included for editing size/content.
Media
Requirements
CCV: TUIO UDP Communication
udp-tcp-bridge
Flash Player v10
Flash CS4 to edit/resize/compile FLA
Comments 2
hi cyan
i watched the video and i should say it is very nice like your other examples!
but it doesn't work for me and shows olny the while flash player screen
i tried exporting the app myself but it didn't work neither.
anyway, thanks a lot again







Thank you very much for publishing this!
Changing TCPConnector to UDPConnector and publishing it with AIR works great, no need to bother with the bridge application.
You can use the latest version of CCV to send UDP information directly:
http://nuicode.com/news/62
The only quirk that I haven't figured out yet is that it is mapping the touch points to the upper right corner of the application window. I suspect it is because CCV might only be sending out 320x240 camera data and this needs to be scaled somehow.