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Gesture-Controlled Smoke Manipulation in Second Snakeman Fight

In this scenario, the Snakeman uses gestures to manipulate smoke covering a safety valve on a screen. The Kinect device captures gesture data, and a Gesture Recognizer tracks the Snakeman's hand motions. The Scene Drawer component draws the smoke on an image, enhancing the interactive experience. Reusable components like Gesture Recognizer and Scene Drawer simplify application code and allow for easy modifications and extensions. Additions to Scene Drawer enable rendering smoke in response to gestures at a specific point in a 3D space.

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Gesture-Controlled Smoke Manipulation in Second Snakeman Fight

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  1. Milestone 2 – Group 3 (Zachary Parker and Samantha Kuhn)Scenario 6: Second fight between our hero and the Snakeman (Act 7) • Steps – • The Snakeman will use gestures to control smoke that will cover the safety valve on a screen • The Kinect device will be used to get the gesture data • The Gesture Recognizer will be used to track the Snakeman’s hand motionThe Scene Drawer will be used to draw the smoke on an image  Reusable Components – • Gesture Recognizer– We will create this component which will tie together the 3 main gesture generation components from OpenNI. This component will handle the initialization and setup of the generators, as well as provide a simplified interface through which gesture related callbacks can be registered. This will alleviate the need to re-write initialization code in each application and will provide a simple API which will clean-up gesture-related application code. Another primary benefit is that any modification or extensions that need to be made related to the gesture generators can be made within a single module. • Scene Drawer– We will provide this component which will use the depth metadata from the OpenNI generators to draw the 3D depth map in an OpenGL context. The rendering code will be largely based on demo code from OpenNI and will be extended to allow additional features (such as displaying text). • Kinect – We will use this component (from Group 5) to get the raw data from the Kinect device, which will be used by our Gesture Recognizer • Additions to Components – • Scene Drawer– Since we need to render smoke in response to gestures, we will extend this component so that we can draw at a point (XnPoint3D).

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