My project is titled "Header." It's basically a game of (one-player) pong that uses the Haar finder from openCV to detect your head position. Your head then becomes the paddle, and you can move the paddle left and right by moving your head right and left. Sounds play when the ball hits the walls, your head or you miss.
I had a lot of problems that may be due to getting a new (used) computer a few days ago (as my old computer died suddenly and tragically). I ran into constant threading errors that weren't duplicatable, and odd errors that indicated fonts and sounds were missing when they weren't. I wanted to use more advanced face tracking techniques, as well as 3D rending on the ball, but kept running into these problems. I'm still not sure why.
I also had some trouble with Git - sorry there are some commits after midnight (the code itself and my original readme were there before midnight!). I'm updating this readme again with this info, as I had originally forgotten to include the pseudocode file since I had to create a new resposity folder as the old one wasn't working, and I forgot to move the pseudocode file into it. Again, wondering if the Git issues are a new computer problem.
// Haar finder code from the cameraLensOffsetExample app