topic Linda - you just need to send in Software Archive

Setup Problem in application created using Intel RealSense SDK

Linda_M_ — Tue, 30 Dec 2014 06:46:31 GMT

Hi,

As I developed an application using the Emotion Viewer sample application,I need to setup this application and run in any systems which has the corresponding requirements provided by the RSSDK. Here I used C# .Net as the development platform. So I added "libpxcclr.cs.dll" and "libpxccpp2c" as the references to my application. But it is working fine with the systems where the RSSDK is installed. And not working on the other systems where the RSSDK is not installed. Do I need to add any additional references or files to run this application on systems without the RSSDK?

Please help!!!

Please see the PDF in the

Colleen_C_Intel — Tue, 30 Dec 2014 17:21:25 GMT

Please see the PDF in the Docs directory titled SDKDevGuide

Thanks Collen..Will see..

Linda_M_ — Wed, 31 Dec 2014 05:34:05 GMT

Thanks Collen..Will see..

Linda - you just need to send

Jonathan_M_Intel — Mon, 19 Jan 2015 20:06:59 GMT

Linda - you just need to send the "runtime" installer along with your application's installer. If you're just using core camera & depth functions, but not the more advanced hand/face/etc tracking modules, then you can get away with the smaller "core" installer, otherwise you can ship the larger full installer (or if you'd like to save bandwidth, the PDF Colleen pointed you to will show you how to create the specific installer script you'll need).

The installers are in the RSSDK/runtime folder.

Jonathan - I am working in

Sankalp_S_ — Wed, 25 Feb 2015 07:16:29 GMT

Jonathan - I am working in unity game engine. Can you guide me how to include runtime installer in my unity project ? It gives me one .exe file and data folder, no application installer.

Please help.

Hi Sankalp,

MartyG — Wed, 25 Feb 2015 08:02:01 GMT

Hi Sankalp,

Unity usually exports the files necessary to run a RealSense project when you create the exe. I imagine they would be in the data folder. So with Unity, you should not need to use the runtime installers in the RSSDK folder, which are likely meant for installing non-Unity RealSense applications.

Thanks for reply Marty, as i

Sankalp_S_ — Wed, 25 Feb 2015 09:18:23 GMT

Thanks for reply Marty, as i understand from documents, runtime installers design to install sdk with application or update sdk to latest version.

If i run my project in a non sdk system it does not installed sdk and no RealSense controls working, but if i run my project in a system which have RealSense sdk installed everything works fine.

Please update me where am i wrong.

Thanks.

Hi Sankalp,

MartyG — Wed, 25 Feb 2015 23:12:23 GMT

Hi Sankalp,

I made my app for the RealSense App Challenge contest, where the judges will have the SDK installed on their judging computers. I therefore haven't tried running my app without the SDK being on my machine (because there was no reason to), so I haven't experienced your problem with running when the SDK is uninstalled. So I have no further advice I can give on the subject. My apologies, and I hope you find a solution soon.