Do we need anything special to run this? I’m getting an error on startup of the exe. “System.IO.FileNotFoundException”??

if you’re compiling yourself,just make sure that all the the files in the bin download is in the bin/debug folder of the solution.(especially csti.dll,it may get removed when you clean the solution)

the bins should run fine if you have .net 3 installed.

check my blog for the latest code/bins.

http://www.whitespaced.co.za

Ok sounds good. I was trying the bins and I don’t have .net 3 installed. For some reason .net 3 won’t install on my computer. It errors out halfway when installing. Thanks though.

pretty sweet

I think making TouchControls ist not very practical. I’m trying to use only TouchCanvas with AttachedProperties.

nesher - 24 July 2007 11:14 AM

I think making TouchControls ist not very practical. I’m trying to use only TouchCanvas with AttachedProperties.

I dont think attachedproperties allow you to attach events though do they? I would think you would want events for each control.

i have to agree with AdmiralUD. i know you can attach methods,but attaching events...dont know.
i think you want events for each control,that way you can extend the event to do what you want. also, the touchcontrols also have defualt stuff that happens on a fingerdown. like rotate/scale for images.

now i have already dropped the whole touchcanvas. i have a better way. also, only the element touched will raise its event,not all elements

sorry,post got cut off.

when you check the code,you’ll find a line at the top of touchimage that says:

that i a guard to stop every object raising its event.

that problem has been solved. also the ‘start tracking’ button has been removed, so tracking starts with the application.

i’ll post the code tonight.

Actualy there is Attached Events like Mouse.MouseDown.
It would be perfect if we could integrate multi touch input in WPF input system.
To do this you have to implement IInputProvider and register it by InputManager. Unfortunatly MS has made IInputProvider internal.

a quick demo of using the TouchKeyboard in the framework. I’m fixing bugs at the moment so the next release will be soon.

Where can I find your Multitouch Framework? It seems that on googlecode there is not much code.

have you looked here?

but note: these classes have no scale/rotate/move implementations because I’m rewriting the algorithms for that. Gesture recognition is done, but also not added because of minor bugs. TheTouchKeyboard class is empty because I don’t like releasing such a buggy keyboard. Last but not least, there are a lot of debug code in it at the moment (like unnecessary try..catch clauses and trying to match based on a string -bad i know), especially in the TouchEngine class which I have removed but not uploaded yet.

So check back tonight, it’ll look much better then

yes I have looked there. but I have missed all the things you have listed in your note

Hello all,

I want to contribute to this post showing my work.  See the end of the video for space management in wpf.

http://it.youtube.com/watch?v=M2oijV-bRrw

I started to develope a tabletop sdk in wpf 2 years ago (working on beta version and without documentation). The idea was to give to the end developer a .net library for space management in the table. In theese days I updated my library for FTIR events. Please consider that I developed all from skratch, including the hardware and the tracker.
I used the same strategy of your, extending a normal WPF widget. It is easy but, if a container does not support theese kind of events (a scroll panel, for instance) the routing chain does not work and the event stops in that point of the visual tree. I cannot post my code because I am not the owner, but I can help you to solve some issues. 

Daniel Tomasini

Hi danielT,

Just wanted to welcome you to the forum. I saw your video the other day on youtube and thought it was great! =) Glad you’re here.