Create 3D objects in your browser with a Leap Motion controller.
- A Leap Motion controller
- A recent browser which supports WebGL
Okyp needs 2 hands to works. When you put your 2 hands in the scene, you can see few differences between these two. The first hand detected in the scene is the controller hand. This hand is used to navigate in the 3D scene. The second hand is used to point a 3D point in the scene.
To navigate in the scene, you must have only one hand detected. The camera controls are provided by a motified version of threeleapcontrols.
Rotate : Use 3 fingers, and rotate/move them.
Zoom : Use all the hand, and move uo/down (note : didn't ork very well for the moment)
Drag/Pan : desactivate Use two fists and move to drag/pan
You need to insert a second hand in the scene. All the fingers from this hand are in white except one, in red. This is you master pointing finger. For more prescision, use only your index finger. The fingers of the controller hand switch to blue. That's mean your ready to create a new triangle !
To create it, simply move your index to the desired position, and "tap", with a finger of the controller hand.
You can also create complexe mesh, with more than 3 vertices.
In the main.js file, change the boolean triangleMode to false
- The best way to be prescise is to use the index of each hands.
- Okyp automatically detect when you try to create a point near an other point. It is better to have a precise closed shape. You can increase or decreate this value by modifing the variable
proxValat line //insert line here.
- LeapJS - used to get the data from the leap motion controller.
- ThreeJS - Powerfull JS library, a standard to develop real-time 3D applications in web browsers.
- Better hand insertion in the scene - follow the camera position/rotation (ex "cube" obj in the scene )