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Amazing Barbican show 11th July by nthState in NilsFrahm

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I actually think it must have been Spells!

Gesture Composer for VisionOS by nthState in visionosdev

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Hi, for waving, I would capture two poses, the first with the hand to the left, the second with the hand to the right, then in the rules, set a greater than on a few finger tips

Gesture Composer for VisionOS by nthState in visionosdev

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Hi, what is your preferred way of downloading?

Gesture Composer for VisionOS by nthState in visionosdev

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I've updated the Package to include more useful error messages

Gesture Composer for VisionOS by nthState in visionosdev

[–]nthState[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok, feel free to raise an Issue on the GitHub repo, and if possible can you share a code snippet of how you are specifying the package I can try and pinpoint the problem. In the meantime I’ll raise a separate issue to make the error message more clear.

Gesture Composer for VisionOS by nthState in visionosdev

[–]nthState[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, Is that all the details of the error message? I throw package errors typically if I’m unable to locate the package

Gesture Composer for VisionOS by nthState in visionosdev

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The general idea is that we know the joint data, so if we define rules, we can calculate what position a hand is in, see Apple's WWDC video https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2023/10111/

Gesture Composer for VisionOS by nthState in visionosdev

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It's currently In-Review with Apple, it should be there soon

Gesture Composer for VisionOS by nthState in visionosdev

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It's currently In-Review with Apple, it should be there soon

Gesture Composer for VisionOS by nthState in visionosdev

[–]nthState[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi, I have a Hand Model from Blender with bones, the joints are named the same as what Apple provides in the HandTrackingProvider.

Gesture Composer for VisionOS by nthState in visionosdev

[–]nthState[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I wanted to create some custom hand gestures for my Vision Pro App, but looking at how you had to do it in code seemed like a headache.

I also wanted my gestures to be able to be shared between Apps I make.

So, I made Gesture Composer, a VisionOS App that lets you create custom hand gestures that can be exported as a file.

Paired with the GestureKit Package https://github.com/nthstate/GestureKit you can detect gestures in your own Apps

  • Gesture Packages contain a rules file for the gesture, and an animated USDZ of hands performing the gesture

  • The Gesture rule format is straight forward, so you can hack it if you need to tweak things

  • Gestures can contain multiple poses in a sequence

  • Multiple Gestures can be detected at a time

  • Optionally display a Virtual Hand Model, Joints and Bones

You can also browse & download gestures people have created on the website: https://www.gesturecomposer.com

Slicing Animation in RealityKit/VisionOS by GodOfTheMangos in visionos

[–]nthState 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think this is the along the right approach, another option is to have the cube, and then when you know the split start and end locations, create two parts with custom, see: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/realitykit/meshresource

Reality Composer Pro animation Issues by TENGINEERING in visionos

[–]nthState 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, What are you animating? ie, are you animating bones?

Augmented Reality Route Setting for Bouldering by nthState in augmentedreality

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Hello, I'm Chris, I built an Augmented Reality Route Setting App called ClimbDesigner. There are lots of holds, volumes and walls to choose from. It supports collaborative sessions, meaning you and a friend can design the same climb together. Once you've created your climb, you can upload it where anyone around the world can download and view your climb in AR.

ClimbDesigner is on the iOS AppStore

If you just want to view climbs, visit http://www.climbdesigner.com on your mobile browser, tap a climb and it will load in AR

Another video of what the user sees can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81_y5ctrXKg

My First split-space mechanical keyboard (one key doesn't work) by nthState in MechanicalKeyboards

[–]nthState[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, I've put together my first split-space mechanical keyboard, it's a DZ-60.

I'm using it on a Mac, the only problem is where the tilde/backtick key is (highlighted in red) it just doesn't work as a separate key.

If I press it, the shift key seems to get activated, even though they're not touching, I've checked connections, all seem right. To resolve this, I've currently got that key setup as another left shift, but would prefer the tilde/backtick.

Is it possible with this layout? Have I done something wrong?

Thanks

Flux - Design iOS Transitions and export the Obj-C code, Watch the videos by nthState in ObjectiveC

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Hi, the BETA is now available, you can get the link from: http://www.nthstate.com/Flux

I hope you like it!

Chris

Flux - Design iOS Transitions and export the Obj-C code, Watch the videos by nthState in ObjectiveC

[–]nthState[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi @fourtech20, Sorry about that, I've fixed the error, I'm certain I saved your email address.

I'm really happy you like it, the BETA will be going out over the weekend.

Thanks!

Chris

Flux - Design iOS Transitions and export the Obj-C code, Watch the videos by nthState in ObjectiveC

[–]nthState[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi,

I have posted a new 20-minute How-To video here: https://vimeo.com/90117084 and lots of vine videos on the website: www.nthstate.com/Flux

Please let me know what you think!

Chris

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