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| [oats-sig] last mouseTrap video, Drawing with OpenOffice Draw | |
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Flavio Peroco Premoli
flaper87 at gmail.com
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| Article: [oats-sig] last mouseTrap video, Drawing with OpenOffice Draw | |
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Simon Judge wrote: > I can't understand how the panel appears - or the orange dot or green dot: > it just looks like magic that the window appears... Is it a timeout then? > Nope, There's no a timeout. Sorry, I didn't explain it correctly Take a look to the green dot, you'll see that it gets over the orange one (In the point mapper, the Cartesian plane), When the green point reach the position of the orange one the panel is shown, then moving to left/right you can choose the type of click you want to perform, then moving the head up you accept the chosen click, if you activate the panel accidentally then moving the head down you can close the panel without performing any click. I hope that the method is understandable now. > Blink/other clicking would be great. > Well, I completely agree the good thing is ( good because I can say it is done ) that in any case we'll need the buttons panel to select the type of click, because if we don't use it then the user will need to set a face gesture for each type of click ( left, middle, drag/drop, right ) > >From the video, this looks like it could potentially offer mouse control for > very minimal head/other (?) movement, so it looks good! > Yes!! That's exactly what mouseTrap does, offers mouse control to for people with minimal head movement, while i program the eye tracking feature ( Hope to get it working soon). Cheers -- Flavio Percoco Premoli, A.K.A. [Flaper87] http://www.flaper87.org Usuario Linux registrado #436538 Geek by nature, Linux by choice, Archer of course. Key Fingerprint: 2AAC 589E 6E61 98FC 1D80 D36B 3094 6CEA 26FD 9E19 The Solution to everything: python -c "from struct import pack; print pack('5b', (41*len('99')), pow(8,2)+20, 4900**0.5, range(78)[-1], 10)" |
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