This project (formely mblib) has been developed within the Action and Perception group of the school of Psychology at Cardiff University. A new audiovisual lab has been created and needed a bit of code in order to be able to use properly the equipments. Pure Data has been chosen for several reasons:
- able to drive an old Flock of Bird head tracker out of the box
- Real time capacities
- Run on Windows, GNU/Linux and MacOsX
- Open source software
You'll find several abstractions to manipulate and acquire data from the head tracker, basic filtering, spatialisation, a staircase method and so on. All the objects are supposed to be as generic as possible and should be usable outside of its main purpose in the lab.
Please, download it, study it, improve it and share it!
At the moment the current makefile does not work properly and will be corrected really soon.
In order to compile and install this library you will need:
- gcc >= 4.7.1
- gnu-make >= 3.82
- Pure Data >= 0.45
To compile the library:
make
make installAll file will be added to you default Pure Data external folder ~/pdextended.
In order to compile under windows, you will need:
- Mingw
- Pure Data >= 0.45
To compile the library:
mingw32-make
mingw32-make installAll files will be install for the current user in %%application_data%%.
The Makefile does'nt take into account MacOs compilation at the moment.
Please refer to the LICENSE file at the root of the project.
I'm happy to welcome any contributions as long as they fit some requirements that you can read on the CONTRIBUTING.md.
- Matthieu Berjon
- All the contributors of Pure Data