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- Exporting skeletonData, imageData and depthData - Calculating Speed of Joints to do motion recognition - Supporting multiple Devices - Set Smoothing Factor on Startup
see commit changes of ofxOpenNI.cpp
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I added to the joint data a speed parameter which can be used to determine if a joint moved or not or how fast it moved. Speed below a certain threshold sets a boolean flag. Further there's an function to export the skeleton data to the main app to do further processing.
I used ofxOpenNi for an installation at Bauhaus Dessau which will be set up in the next month. Thank you for your good work!