• Released builds are available from - Bintray
• Released builds are available from - Maven Central
• Snapshot builds are available from - Artifactory

If you need to access the documentation for any stable version, javadoc.io is probably the right place to search in.

To build Jestures, execute the following command:

gradlew build 

NOTE : Jestures uses JavaFx so it may not work on older version of Java.

Run the demo with:

cd Jestures_Recorder gradlew run 

Run the demo with:

cd Jestures_Demo gradlew run 

repositories { mavenCentral() jCenter() }

Reference the repository from this location using:

dependencies { compile 'com.github.giulianini.jestures:jestures:1.0.0' }

<dependency> <groupId>com.github.giulianini.jestures</groupId> <artifactId>jestures</artifactId> <version>1.0.0</version> <type>pom</type> </dependency>

<dependency org='com.github.giulianini.jestures' name='jestures' rev='1.0.0'> <artifact name='jestures' ext='pom' ></artifact> </dependency>

1. Install the Kinect SDK
2. Download natives - Natives dll for Kinect
3. Put ufdw_j4k**bit.dll Natives into HOME/.Jestures/native. Jestures will find them.
4. • Build
     You can download the source code of the library and build it as mentioned previously. Building Jestures will generate Jestures.jar under the Track4J/build/libs folder. To use Jestures, import Jestures.jar into your project and start recognizing gestures :).
   • Import the dependency
     Include the dependency for your build system.

5. Follow the step above and the recorder tool must work with your kinect version.

final Sensor sensor = new Kinect(Joint.RIGHT_HAND, KinectSensors.SKELETON_ONLY, KinectVersion.KINECT1); final Tracking tracker = Tracker.getInstance(); tracker.attacheSensor(sensor); tracker.startSensor(); tracker.setOnJointTracked(new JointListener(){ ....});

final Sensor sensor = new Kinect(Joint.RIGHT_HAND, KinectSensors.SKELETON_ONLY, KinectVersion.KINECT1); final Recognition recognizer = Recognizer.getInstance(); recognizer.attacheSensor(sensor); recognizer.startSensor(); recognizer.setOnGestureRecognized(System.out::println);

final Sensor sensor = new Kinect(Joint.RIGHT_HAND, KinectSensors.SKELETON_ONLY, KinectVersion.KINECT1); final Recognition recognizer = Recognizer.getInstance(); recognizer.attacheSensor(sensor); final RecognitionView view = new RecognitionScreenView(recognizer); recognizer.attacheUI(view); recognizer.setOnGestureRecognized(System.out::println);

public class Gui extends AbstractView { public Gui(Recognition recognizer) { super(recognizer); // TODO Auto-generated constructor stub } @Override public void notifyOnFrameChange(int frame, Vector2D derivative, Vector2D path) { // TODO Auto-generated method stub  } @Override public void notifyOnFeatureVectorEvent() { // TODO Auto-generated method stub  } ..... A lot of methods to implements }

• Windows:
  • Kinect v1
  • Kinect v2

• Windows:

  • Lipmotion

• Linux:

  • Kinect v1
  • Kinect v2

The project has been developed using Eclipse, and can be easily imported in such IDE.

• Install the required eclipse plugins:

  • In Eclipse, click "Help" -> "Eclipse Marketplace..."
  • In the search field enter "findbugs", then press Enter
  • One of the retrieved entries should be "FindBugs Eclipse Plugin", click Install
  • Click "< Install More"
  • In the search field enter "checkstyle", then press Enter
  • One of the retrieved entries should be "Checkstyle Plug-in" with a written icon whose text is "eclipse-cs", click Install
  • Click "< Install More"
  • Wait for Eclipse to resolve all the features
  • Click "Confirm >"
  • Follow the instructions, accept the license, wait for Eclipse to download and install the product, accept the installation and restart the IDE
  • When restarted, click "Help" -> "Install New Software..."
  • Click "Add..."
  • In "Location" field, enter https://dl.bintray.com/pmd/pmd-eclipse-plugin/updates/
  • The "Name" field is not mandatory (suggested: "PMD")
  • Click OK.
  • If not already selected, in "Work with:" dropdown menu choose the just added update site
  • Select "PMD for Eclipse 4" and click next
  • Follow the instructions, accept the license, wait for Eclipse to download and install the product, accept the installation and restart the IDE.

• Set the line delimiter to LF (only for Windows users)

  • In Eclipse, click window -> preferences
  • In the search form enter "encoding", then press Enter
  • Go to General -> Workspace
  • In the section "New text file line delimiter" check "Other" and choose Unix
  • Apply

• Use space instead of tabs

  • In Eclipse, click window -> preferences
  • Go to General -> Editors -> Text Editors
  • Check "insert spaces for tabs" option.
  • Apply.
  • Go to Java -> Code style -> Formatter
  • Click Edit button
  • In Indentation tab, under "General Settings", set "tab policy" to "Spaces only"
  • Apply (you should probably rename the formatter settings).

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