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Touch Panel reporting XY co-ordinates

[email protected] All Messages By This Member #179374 Just wondering if any one has a thought on this. I have a video wall that I want to control the position of windows. Instead of using sliders I wanted to make it so you could control it on a TSW panel. Initially thought the switcher widget or the gesture widget could work somehow but 1)switcher widget allows the same inputs in multiple places 2) gesture control is simply a swipe up/down/left/right command Next, I thought of somehow reading the XY position of the input on the panel and using that to move the position. But don't think this can be done. Any ideas?
Neil Dorin All Messages By This Member #179375 You used to be able to do this with a 2-D slider. With some tinkering maybe a gesture canvas could work. On 2013-05-15, at 9:50 PM, "read_matt@..." <read_matt@...> wrote: Just wondering if any one has a thought on this. I have a video wall that I want to control the position of windows. Instead of using sliders I wanted to make it so you could control it on a TSW panel. Initially thought the switcher widget or the gesture widget could work somehow but 1)switcher widget allows the same inputs in multiple places 2) gesture control is simply a swipe up/down/left/right command Next, I thought of somehow reading the XY position of the input on the panel and using that to move the position. But don't think this can be done. Any ideas? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Robert Ray All Messages By This Member #179376 On a TSW, no, but on panels that support annotation you can set the video window to output like a standard windows mouse driver and you can glean coordinates from that. I set up a TPS-12 to run through a Pro2 to a Boeckeler Pointmaker once and it might be the kind of thing you could work with. The last time I checked, though, Core3UI/Smartgraphics still didn't support that kind of thing (although it has been a few months, I've been slack) toggle quoted message Show quoted text --- In Crestron@..., "read_matt@..." <read_matt@...> wrote: Just wondering if any one has a thought on this. I have a video wall that I want to control the position of windows. Instead of using sliders I wanted to make it so you could control it on a TSW panel. Initially thought the switcher widget or the gesture widget could work somehow but 1)switcher widget allows the same inputs in multiple places 2) gesture control is simply a swipe up/down/left/right command Next, I thought of somehow reading the XY position of the input on the panel and using that to move the position. But don't think this can be done. Any ideas?
Eric Williams #179382 I've been planning to create a custom gesture canvas with the SDK, but I never have the time to work it all out. It is definitely possible with core 3 hardware and SDK supported, just no current control. A while back they had a custom animation control, and I was able to make it happen. They removed it because I pushed the control a little hard, possible a larger problem that I stirred up, hopefully it will pop back up soon. toggle quoted message Show quoted text -----Original Message----- From: "read_matt@..." <read_matt@...> Sent: ?5/?16/?2013 12:42 AM To: "Crestron@..." <Crestron@...> Subject: [Crestron] Touch Panel reporting XY co-ordinates Just wondering if any one has a thought on this. I have a video wall that I want to control the position of windows. Instead of using sliders I wanted to make it so you could control it on a TSW panel. Initially thought the switcher widget or the gesture widget could work somehow but 1)switcher widget allows the same inputs in multiple places 2) gesture control is simply a swipe up/down/left/right command Next, I thought of somehow reading the XY position of the input on the panel and using that to move the position. But don't think this can be done. Any ideas? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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