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New article: Multi-touch development with WPF – A multi-touch RSS reader 1/11/09

 

Hey there!

TouchReader screenshot

I’ve just released a new article on CodeProject: this time it’s about multi-touch development with WPF 3.5 and Multi-Touch Vista. In the article you’ll learn how to set up your PC for multi-touch development and you’ll be able to see the making of a MT RSS reader application. If you’re interested in new interfaces and better user experiences, this article is a “must see” =D

Here’s the link:

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/WPF/MultiTouchRSS.aspx

If you like this article, please sign in and vote for this article (on the right corner, “Rate this article”). And please comment!

Also, if you like this kind of article, I’d recommend my other article on CodeProject, about 3D, speech and ink with WPF at http://www.codeproject.com/KB/WPF/3D-bookwriter.aspx .

Enjoy!

Thanks!
Roberto

Categories: .net, Artigos, Novidades, Surface, Tecnologia, WPF  

Comments»

1. MSExpression - 3/11/09

Multi-touch development with #WPF – A multi-touch RSS reader – http://bit.ly/2i6ru9 – #msexp

2. ZhenO - 3/11/09

RT @MSExpression: "Multi-touch development with #WPF – A multi-touch RSS reader – http://bit.ly/2i6ru9 – #msexp"

3. Sandro Batista - 11/11/09

great post!
Sandro

4. Yu Lei - 25/11/09

Hi!Roberto,
It seems dosen’t work on my Dell SX2210T monitor, the mouse is always busing, especially, images in mt:DraggableScrollViewer can’t recognize events like ‘mousedown’, ‘mouseup’,…

waiting for your response.

Thanks!

5. Roberto Sonnino - 25/11/09

Hello Yu Lei,

If your monitor is Windows 7-compatible (and you’re running on Win7), you’ll need to setup your to pass WM_TOUCH messages to TUIO, so they can be used by MTVista.
1. Go to http://nuigroup.com/forums/viewthread/4087/ and set up the app to bridge WM_TOUCH to TUIO
2. Run MultiTouchVista’s Multitouch.Service.Console.exe (included with the article’s binaries)
3. Run MultiTouchVista’s Multitouch.Configuration.WPF.exe (also included with the article’s binaries) and set up to use TUIO (click TUIO and then the blue arrow).

That should do it.

Roberto