Hi Rafael,

Your project sounds cool. We’ve prototyped a gesture recorder that outputs GML and binary files. Are you making a recorder or a GML editor? Either one would be useful.

Regarding the loading of […]

Try that path again:

Stephen,

The file is in the Arduino download package:
ArduinoModule\code\src\com\gestureworks\cml\element\ImageSlideshow2.as

Wesley,

I’m not having this issue. To rotate/scale, make one control point and then use the mouse to manipulate. You don’t want two control points visible to simulate a two finger rotate/scale.

Wesley,

Thanks for pointing this out. It was a mistake. I’ve updated the installer and swc files to resolve this issue. Please download the installer again, and let us know if you continue to have this issue.

Charles

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We discourage people from using version 1.x. We no longer support it, and it represents a entirely different architecture. However, it is available. I have emailed you both the src and swc files.

I apologize […]

Andrew, I have to get back to you on implementing the stroke gestures after the holidays. The guy developed that feature is out until then, and I will need to consult with him directly.

Thanks,
Charles

Andrew,

Can you tell me when you downloaded the SDK? Was it recently?

thanks,
Charles

Andrew,

It does look like your CML swc file is either incomplete or corrupt. When did you download this file?

Here is a new version for you to try. I think it will eliminate the reference […]

The answer is yes. The CML Parser has access to the public API of each class, so writing:

GraphicElement id=”g1″ x=”100″ y=”100″ shape=”circle” radius=”100″ /

is basically the same thing as: […]

Panoramic images come in different forms. Our panoramic viewer uses a cube map as it’s input source:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cube_mapping

The source for all the components are going to available in the […]