Re: Multitouch?
Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2017 8:10 pm
Some work already seems done (i'm just looking around 
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As TUIO is based on OSC (opensound control), for this a start is made here:
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.ph ... 4&start=15
" Since the TUIO protocol is based on Open Sound Control, TUIO implementations should be based on an available OSC implementation for the desired platform. If the platform does not yet support OSC, the proper proceeding would be to implement the OSC infrastructure first. Although OSC does not define a particular transport, most implementations, including TUIO, are using UDP packets as their default transport method. Some platforms (such as Flash) only support TCP sockets. Therefore some TUIO implementations also support an alternative TCP mode, although UDP will remain the preferred method for speed and efficiency reasons.
Currently there exists a full TUIO Server reference implementation for C++, while TUIO Client reference implementations already are available for most commonly used programming languages and multimedia environments, and there are many more community contributions available for various further languages and environments. "
Really a lot already support TUIO except LC (maybe i'm way off...)
)As TUIO is based on OSC (opensound control), for this a start is made here:
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.ph ... 4&start=15
" Since the TUIO protocol is based on Open Sound Control, TUIO implementations should be based on an available OSC implementation for the desired platform. If the platform does not yet support OSC, the proper proceeding would be to implement the OSC infrastructure first. Although OSC does not define a particular transport, most implementations, including TUIO, are using UDP packets as their default transport method. Some platforms (such as Flash) only support TCP sockets. Therefore some TUIO implementations also support an alternative TCP mode, although UDP will remain the preferred method for speed and efficiency reasons.
Currently there exists a full TUIO Server reference implementation for C++, while TUIO Client reference implementations already are available for most commonly used programming languages and multimedia environments, and there are many more community contributions available for various further languages and environments. "
Really a lot already support TUIO except LC (maybe i'm way off...)