Gestureworks Core Wiki tutorials:cpp_cinder
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Getting Started I (Hello World)
Introduction
This tutorial includes all of the steps required to include GestureWorks Core in your C++ project. This will include downloading and unpacking GestureWorks, creating a Visual Studio project, linking in the GestureWorks files, and setting project directories for compilation. We will also discuss other options for developing with GestureWorks. Note that this process is valid for any C++ project involving GestureWorks …text/html2019-01-21T19:24:33+0000Anonymous (anonymous@undisclosed.example.com)Getting Started II (Hello Multitouch)
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Getting Started II (Hello Multitouch)
Introduction
In this tutorial, you will be creating a simple application to display touchpoint data on the screen, using the C++ bindings to connect to the GestureWorks Core DLL. You will learn how to load and initialize GestureWorks, as well as how to receive basic touchpoint data. For this tutorial you will need thetext/html2019-01-21T19:24:33+0000Anonymous (anonymous@undisclosed.example.com)Getting Started II (Hello Multitouch)
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Interactive Bitmaps
Introduction
In this tutorial you will build on what you’ve learned in the first two tutorials, working with gestures to create a pair of images on screen that can be dragged, rotated, and scaled using multi-finger gestures. You will learn how to register touch objects with GestureWorks, register to receive gesture events, and use these events to manipulate objects on screen. For this tutorial you will need the