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Hand is going to different direction
Tested on the example (SDK version 3.0.1).
from (RSSDK_DIR)/framework/JavaScript/hands_viewer.html)
I am facing some issues when using this hands_viewer:
when I move my hand to left the hand image on the screen is going to the right
it looks like a Mirror behavior
the attach file contain the screen capture.
you can see that the hand image is on right side of the screen while I move my hand to the left side.
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Yes, this is happened to me too. I've found a workaround[1] for this, is pretty easy, just need to make the X position negative.
Something like:
posX = -1*point.image.x+canvas.width;
Regards,
Daniele.
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You can also try changing the MirrorMode setting on your device. The below snippet will toggle the mirror function on your device, which is applied before any hand position or any other algorithms are applied. Good luck!
PXCCapture::Device::MirrorMode mode = senseManager->QueryCaptureManager()->QueryDevice()->QueryMirrorMode(); if(mode == PXCCapture::Device::MirrorMode::MIRROR_MODE_DISABLED) { senseManager->QueryCaptureManager()->QueryDevice()->SetMirrorMode(PXCCapture::Device::MirrorMode::MIRROR_MODE_HORIZONTAL); } else { senseManager->QueryCaptureManager()->QueryDevice()->SetMirrorMode(PXCCapture::Device::MirrorMode::MIRROR_MODE_DISABLED); }
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Jonathan T. (Intel) wrote:
You can also try changing the MirrorMode setting on your device. The below snippet will toggle the mirror function on your device, which is applied before any hand position or any other algorithms are applied. Good luck!
PXCCapture::Device::MirrorMode mode = senseManager->QueryCaptureManager()->QueryDevice()->QueryMirrorMode(); if(mode == PXCCapture::Device::MirrorMode::MIRROR_MODE_DISABLED) { senseManager->QueryCaptureManager()->QueryDevice()->SetMirrorMode(PXCCapture::Device::MirrorMode::MIRROR_MODE_HORIZONTAL); } else { senseManager->QueryCaptureManager()->QueryDevice()->SetMirrorMode(PXCCapture::Device::MirrorMode::MIRROR_MODE_DISABLED); }
Yes, but he's talking about JavaScript. There is any way to do it in JavaScript? As far as I see from the docs the setMirrorMode is not yet supported in JavaScript, am I wrong?
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Thanks everyone
I use the Daniele workaround
yuval
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I believe the latest JS release supports the namespace necessary to change the mirror setting. Can anyone provide a code sample of mirroring the camera in JS?
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I believe the latest JS release supports the namespace necessary to change the mirror setting. Can anyone provide a code sample of mirroring the camera in JS?
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