The two different Addons used for this was ofxMouseControl, which allows for mouse control with the keyboard, and ofxHistoryPlot. which graphs data based on a given input. My intention was to use a more interesting combination of Addons involving sound and keyboard input, but a myriad of issues reverted me to using two simpler Addons that compiled together. This Add-on combination allows for keyboard control of the mouse pointer and plots the vertical mouse position relative to time. A shaded circle starts at the top of the screen and falls downward (gravity effect from code excerpt of the Add-on mouse example) with the plot charting its vertical position against time using a determined sampling rate. As the mouse pointer falls, its position can be forced upward using the up arrow key.

https://github.com/ronkim/homework21

My ofxaddon project is an extension of my gif assignment. I haven’t been able to implement it yet, but I would like to add a faceTracker addon to track someones face and match the skull’s orientation to that. The skull could then be controlled by someone using their own face through a camera.

After struggling to work with oF in Windows, I finally combined two unlikely add-ons :

3d Voronoi (actually, a 2d diagram extruded) that is a really algorithmic stuff
Watercolour: that is in the other extreme as a gesture-based art tool

What inspired you to combine the capabilities of these two libraries?
I was not particularly looking for a very attractive effect as I expected that ofxVoro tissue + ofxFX watercolour would result in a non-sense combination of a simulated painting effect on a 3d tissue. However….it applied a watercolor effect to an image captured in the camera and used it in the background. Therefore, I ended up being the background for the 3d model of the voronoi diagram.

GitHub

In short:

DOLLA DOLLA BILL$$$ is a quick and easy way to make you look like a straight up gangster/playa.

In Long:

ARE YOU BORING? DO YOU WANT MO’ DOLLAS IN YOUR LIFE???

DOLLA DOLLA BILLS IS THE THING FOR YOU….

DISCLAIMER:

I made this video with the intention of not being sued by the Wu Tang Clan

ADD ONS USED:

3DModelLoader
OfxCV
OfxOpenCV
OfxFaceTracker

CREDITS:
 
Thank you ZJ Rispoli for being in this video & giving me technical and emotional support

ofxAddon 3d Scanning from Amy Friedman on Vimeo.

For this project I used ofxKinect and ofxControlPanel to 3d Scan amputated limbs. The idea is to control the viewpoint depth of frame to save and export a point cloud or mesh of both sides of an amputees limb. These two scans can later be combine them together to create a customized mesh to create a customized prosthetic for their limb to fit into. I used the parametric object to be generated based on the exported meshes size, width and height. A kinect is a low cost solution to allow for some type of 3d scanning to occur, but it only gets 60 dpi of resolution, causing the scan to not be as accurate as hope. I was able to create an interface to change the depth that was clipped using the ofxControlPanel, and looked to Golan Levin & Kyle Mcdonalds Kinect Workshop to guide me through utilized the addons. I wanted to create something that could be practically used and create customizable objects for anyone, not just prosthetics.

The Github Repository can be found here.