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| juggleballz | Mar 13 2006, 10:22 PM Post #1 |
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I'm loose, full of juice and ready for use!
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Ahem, morning Codeheads, Juggs is back with another coding conundrum. to vector: Hey man, remember the touch screen thing i was working on whereby the cursor in fact is a large image of my hand, (where the cursor is centralzed in the palm) and the letters a,s,d,f were the keys u press to correspond to the different fingers. Well i am wondering if it is possible to have each finger work as if u have clicked the mouse. what i mean is, even though the mouse cursor is centralised to the palm of the hand, and the fingers are the interacting points, is it possible that the fingers can press buttons, rather than the cursor? Click here to refresh your memory so the coding mission is to make each finger a cursor... Daniel, if u can help me again i will be ur eternal slave and if anyone else can help me i would much appreciate it.! gotta love u nerds! :lol: just kidding im one too but not with code lol.
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| Krob | Mar 14 2006, 02:03 AM Post #2 |
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Brackenwood Lightweight
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all you have to do is check if the fingertip "hits" the button if that is true AND you click, then you can execute the code you want to be executed when the button is pressed (i dont really know how to check if the mouse button is pressed without an onPress event so i'll let some more experienced guys give some examples )another hacky way to do this is make invisible buttons positioned so that when the fingertip of the hand gets on the visible button, the mouse is actually on the invisible button |
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| smoscar_01 | Mar 14 2006, 09:43 AM Post #3 |
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something like this krob
I took the 67 and 55 constants from Mr. Jiggmin's previous post and its just for one finger
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im one too but not with code lol.



5:11 AM Jul 12