Hi @colm.mulvey ,
I just shared it with you. Please send us some feedback as soon as you test it on your device.
Thanks Seb, Are the assets from the enterprise edition mandatory?
I only have the trial Composer as yet…
You’re right, that’s a custom interface asset I made as any Enterprise edition customer could create. That doesn’t prevent you from testing it with the Free or Pro version, you just won’t be able to save your experience.
Hey, it works! For each object I send, I get a grey circle with an angle indicator. Moving the object on the sensor is reflected on the view, turning also indicated. I’ve placed 3 different objects on the sensor and they all render on the display. Great start!
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Don’t hesitate to send us a short video of your hardware running IntuiFace when you have a moment 
Hi again,
So I made a 135MB movie of the experiment. about a minute of video.
What I see is that although the TUIO objects are reported in the scene, the cursors are silently discarded. Can you confirm? The image that is movable with windows touch events is not responsive to TUIO cursor events.
That’s “normal” @colm.mulvey. The Interface Asset in the sample project you tried is only made to handle objects, not touch inputs.
To let IntuiFace handle TUIO touch inputs, you have to follow the instructions of this article.
@colm.mulvey hey Colm, the video looks great, how did you get on with the TUIO XP? is this something you’d be able to share please?
Hi Avtar,
We have not pushed the code further than is visible in the video.
I was using the IntuiFace project as an advanced test-bed for our TUIO “contact” and “object” server.
The IntuiFace code I employed was unchanged from Seb’s, so we get the object location and orientation effects, but I didn’t add in the support for touches/contacts in parallel.
I can see from other applications how objects/shapes on the touchscreen can drive control/menu widgets. Location, rotation and finger interactions on these “physical widgets” permits very rapid, flexible and intuitive control of the program/presentation.
Thanks for the update Colm,
I’ve got our tags being sorted, going to have a play as soon as possible. Will let you know how it goes.
Hi,
I’m looking to achieve the same thing and was wondering if someone could help. I have written a Java program to receive the touch inputs and recognise the tangible associated with the touch pattern.
The problem I now have is this needs to run as a full screen application. So the idea was to run it on a separate PC and transfer the object locations through the TUIO protocol to Intuiface. Can anyone steer me in the direction of a Java library or code example for generating the TUIO events and forwarding them over UDP to another PC running Intuiface.
Alternatively if I’m going about this backwards I would welcome any advice 
Thanks,
Darren
Hi @darren,
You’ll find on this website all resources associated to the TUIO protocol, including some Java libraries.
Regarding the connection to IntuiFace, you can either:
- send the object info through the TUIO protocol and use it as described in this article
- or directly send some messages to IntuiFace using the External triggering (REST calls)
Seb
Hi Seb,
we have have a project with Object Recognition.
Can you send me please your sample Project?
Thank you very much and best regards
Edward
Hi Seb,
thank you very much for your fast reply.
I have download the TUIO sample, but i dont understand how can i bind the objects.
I,m use this Object interaction opneFramwork TOOLhttp://www.instructables.com/id/Object-Interaction-With-Touchscreens/ for object tracking.
But i don´t know what i need or what i´m must do that i can bind the tracked objects in my Intuifaceproject.
I hope you can help me.
Best regards
Edward
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Thanks for this link, it’s pretty interesting to see that there is an open-source framework to handle these home-made object tags. I’ll forward this to our dev team here so they can have a look into it, but I don’t know yet when they’ll have some free time for that.
Regarding the software you can download there, I’m not sure it’s going to send all the object events through TUIO protocol. This is a requirement for the Interface Asset embedded in our sample to receive these object events.
Please let us know about your findings.
Seb
Hi Seb
We installed the open frameworks and the library we get the link
I,m use this Object interaction opneFramwork TOOL http://www.instructables.com/id/Object-Interaction-With-Touchscreens/ 10 for object tracking. but we getting an error " one more file is missing or not loaded "
can you help us
Hi,
We never used this framework on our side so we can’t really help on this one. Do you get this error when running their software or when running IntuiFace?
You can maybe add a screenshot of the error to help us understand.
Seb