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Intel Perceptual Computing SDK and C#

Harmeet_M_ — Sat, 01 Nov 2014 14:20:02 GMT

Hi I am making a game for my project at university. I have tried C++ but it is far too complicated for me, since I have to have add a 2D graphics library. I was wondering if I could do my project fully in C# and XNA instead?

Thank you

Hi Harmeet,

Dagan_E_Intel — Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:50:10 GMT

Hi Harmeet,

Intel® RealSense™ SDK is fully supported in C#.

Have a look at the SDK developer guide, where you can see how to set up a C# project.

Cheers,

Dagan

Hi Harmeet,

Shyam — Fri, 07 Nov 2014 10:29:24 GMT

Hi Harmeet,

You can create your project fully in C# and XNA. PreC or Real Sense both can be integrated with XNA.

Let us know if you find any issue.

-Shyam

Hi Harmeet, if you're looking

Peter_O_Hanlon — Thu, 13 Nov 2014 19:36:24 GMT

Hi Harmeet, if you're looking at the C# route, why not look into using Unity instead? This supports C# and the RealSense/PerC SDKs work well with it.

@Peter,

Robert_Oschler — Sat, 15 Nov 2014 13:02:08 GMT

@Peter,

Does the currently released RealSense SDK have any Unity samples that show how to access the depth perception camera, especially in regards to the finger joint positions & head position information, how to use the speech recognition API, and also how to use the speech synthesis API?

Not being lazy. Just haven't gotten the SDK yet.

Hi Peter,

Dagan_E_Intel — Tue, 18 Nov 2014 22:35:21 GMT

Hi Peter,

The SDK comes with a Unity Toolkit that is designed to simplify Unity integration, and includes many of the useful options of the different SDK modules.

In addition it also allows you to use directly the C# interface, which is (almost) identical to the C++ interface.

Last, you are provided with a few samples, showing you, among other, how to use the hand/finger and face/head modules

cheers,

Dagan

Quote:DAGAN E. (Intel) wrote:

Robert_Oschler — Wed, 19 Nov 2014 02:43:55 GMT

DAGAN E. (Intel) wrote:

Hi Peter,

The SDK comes with a Unity Toolkit that is designed to simplify Unity integration, and includes many of the useful options of the different SDK modules.

In addition it also allows you to use directly the C# interface, which is (almost) identical to the C++ interface.

Last, you are provided with a few samples, showing you, among other, how to use the hand/finger and face/head modules

cheers,

Dagan

Thanks Dagan,
Robert