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2008-10-14
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qole,
yes the multitouch is uncalibrated and raw and will never be 100% pixel perfect, but its relative to your finger and gives enough to demonstrate principles or allow additional ui interaction if so required.
The main problem with the technique at present is handling the edge cases towards the start and end of the touching, but thats a filtering problem rather than anything.
If i had bitmap rotation code in place I would have tested with that to see just how stable it can be made, I'm hopeful it can be made pretty slick
yes the multitouch is uncalibrated and raw and will never be 100% pixel perfect, but its relative to your finger and gives enough to demonstrate principles or allow additional ui interaction if so required.
The main problem with the technique at present is handling the edge cases towards the start and end of the touching, but thats a filtering problem rather than anything.
If i had bitmap rotation code in place I would have tested with that to see just how stable it can be made, I'm hopeful it can be made pretty slick
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2008-10-14
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heh benson, didnt see your reply.
I doubt any calibration can be setup or will be required since depending on how much you roll your thumb it drifts slightly anyway.
Its taken me so long to get this idea out because I've not thought about it for a while, the touchscreen on my primary nokia is knackered and does not respond to finger touch (main reason why i did not write any working test code) and it wasn't until the summit that I obtained a device with a working screen
I doubt any calibration can be setup or will be required since depending on how much you roll your thumb it drifts slightly anyway.
Its taken me so long to get this idea out because I've not thought about it for a while, the touchscreen on my primary nokia is knackered and does not respond to finger touch (main reason why i did not write any working test code) and it wasn't until the summit that I obtained a device with a working screen
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2008-10-14
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I had to buy a second tablet (another N800) too, because my primary device's touchscreen is "knackered" as well; it has been so badly abused over the past year (yes, we can all sing "happy birthday" to my "Millenium Falcon" N800) that the left side reports very incorrect pressure info.
All I can say is that I wish I had been in the right place / right time in Berlin to "obtain" an N810 too. I'm pretty much in the dark when it comes to things like N810 keymapping etc.
All I can say is that I wish I had been in the right place / right time in Berlin to "obtain" an N810 too. I'm pretty much in the dark when it comes to things like N810 keymapping etc.
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2008-10-14
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heh qole, you have come away from the summit with something much better than a tablet.
You have illicit green elixir.
Have you tried making a louche with sugar yet?
Last edited by lcuk; 2008-10-14 at 19:59.
You have illicit green elixir.
Have you tried making a louche with sugar yet?
Last edited by lcuk; 2008-10-14 at 19:59.
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2008-10-14
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ahh, the fairy makes an appearance from within Germany?
lcuk, love the multitouch..... excellent work.
thanks for all you are putting into this!
lcuk, love the multitouch..... excellent work.
thanks for all you are putting into this!
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2008-10-14
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ah yes, that famous French-but-can't-buy-it-there stuff, how did it go ? :-)
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2008-10-14
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Actually the stuff I bought is Swiss; the guy at Absinthe Depot talked me into it. Well, maybe "tasted me into it" is better. He lined up a bunch of shot glasses and poured samples from a whole bunch of really nice brands...
I've got a video of the louche on YouTube. I'm not a big fan of adding sugar to it.
I've got to get around to posting my Berlin photos...
Last edited by qole; 2008-10-14 at 21:08.
I've got a video of the louche on YouTube. I'm not a big fan of adding sugar to it.
I've got to get around to posting my Berlin photos...
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2008-10-14
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yes, you do.
I took my camera with me but never got to use it apart from sitting in hotel room the night before trying to record video for my presentation.
I'm glad my laptop failed now, I know how to present to lots of people and when I was sat down talking to a few people it was much easier and I wasn't nervous
It really didn't matter to me that there was 200 people looking on the screen behind me
I took my camera with me but never got to use it apart from sitting in hotel room the night before trying to record video for my presentation.
I'm glad my laptop failed now, I know how to present to lots of people and when I was sat down talking to a few people it was much easier and I wasn't nervous
It really didn't matter to me that there was 200 people looking on the screen behind me
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2008-10-14
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don't debase yourself... your presentation went really well, everyone was too stunned by the demo to notice anything else anyway :-)
at least you didn't have the language barrier problem. I thought many people showed a lot of courage during those community talks, and am still amazed at how well it went...
at least you didn't have the language barrier problem. I thought many people showed a lot of courage during those community talks, and am still amazed at how well it went...
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