When running the test flash apps, ill start OSC, then start AS3/src/deploy/flosc/run.

When I open a flash application I “ctrl f” to fullscreen it.

I’m using the native res of the projector, 1280x720 16:9 widescreen.

Heres the problem: The touches are offset. The offset is about 3 inches to the right of where I’m touching.

Is this because of the resolution that I’m using, or am I missing a step in starting up a flash application?

Any help would be much appreciated.

Are the C++ apps running properly?
If they are then it could be your resolution issue. If they arent you have to run your calibration…

Taha - 28 July 2008 10:18 PM

Are the C++ apps running properly?
If they are then it could be your resolution issue. If they arent you have to run your calibration…

Yes all the C++ apps are perfect, spot on, this only applies when I’m using the flash apps.

Here is a picture to illustrate. My middle, index, and thumb are down, you can see that the corresponding blobs are an inch or two to the right of the actual touch point.

It is like this on every App.

And this is occurring with all flash apps or just this one?

Taha - 29 July 2008 02:25 AM

And this is occurring with all flash apps or just this one?

Yes all flash apps have this offset, I’ll try out some more things tonight, but I’m pretty stumpt on this!

Hey try this i just compiled my MediaApp to your resolution(1280x720)… see if this works.

Taha - 29 July 2008 11:37 AM

Hey try this i just compiled my MediaApp to your resolution(1280x720)… see if this works.

Cool! I’ll give this a whirl when I get home from work, Thanks!

By Changing the Resolution was it able to fix the issue you were having?

Taha - 29 July 2008 06:49 PM

By Changing the Resolution was it able to fix the issue you were having?

Taha- I tried out the application and it worked great. I tried it in both 1280x720 and 800x600 and it worked perfectly in both.

Cool so it looks like it was a resolution issue… very interesting

Hmm interesting, I think it depends on how you set the screen resolution in Flash. In some of my old MMA’s its hardcoded to 1024x768…
MMA Pro should use the same as your desktop… should…

Taha: Could you perhaps post a snippet on how you set the screen resolution in flash?

Hey Falcon rite now i just hardcoded it in

and i also set

because i didnt want it to scale if the user changed their resolution… I think this is the key element.

Question to you Flacon how are you making flash run at the same resolution as the screen resolution??

Yes Taha your change made your app work perfect.

The rest of the default flash clients that came with touchlib and even the MMA Pro are still all offset.