Description
This framework enables you to receive Tuio tracking data via various channels and use it within Flash/as3 projects.
You can also use the library for OSC projects e.g. send commands to a OSC enabled synthesizer.
The library is designed to be extendable and provides various interfaces. So for instance you can easily add new connectors for receiving and sending TUIO/OSC or write your own TUIO handling classes.
Features:
- Full TUIO 1.1 support
- Cursors, Objects and Blobs in 2D, 25D & 3D.
- Binary data stream via UDP, TCP(raw not XML) & LocalConnection.
- Callbackinterface, custom Touchevents, native TouchEvents & legacy TouchEvents
- Gestures based on native GestureEvents + a system to easily create new gestures.
- Fiducial classes.
- Legacy classes to enable quick ports of old projects.
- Debugging and convenience classes.
- Fully implemented OSC parser.
- Sending of OSCMessages.
For guides & articles on how to use the library have a look at the website.
Feedback is very welcome and needed to further improv the library so let me know if you run into any trouble or have some ideas on how to further improve the library.
Media
Requirements
Flash 10.1 or Air2.0 compatible SDK
Device that runs Flash 10.1 or Air2.0
Air2.0 is needed for UDP support.
What's new in version 0.8
- Merged Fiducial code into TuioManager
- Streamlined Mouse and Windows7 dispatcher System -> TuioClient, MouseTuioAdapter, NativeTuioAdapter extending AbstractTuioAdapter
- Renamed org.tuio.TouchEvent into org.tuio.TuioTouchEvent to solve naming conflicts
- Improved gesture performance by utilizing object recycling
- Added the new property "optional" to GestureSteps
- Improved gestures especially zoom & rotate
- Extended and updated documentation
- Added gesture and fiducial examples to the library package
- Improved usability of OSC classes for non internal means.
- Added actual support for TUIO source messages
- Fixed various bugs and hid some new ones ;)



I'm really starting to like this framework. This may help get some people started: http://www.cyancdesign.com/2010/09/as3-tuio-a-starting-point/