Connection.open() not firing in server application about kinectron HOT 10 CLOSED

Yes this is a known issue in Chrome with Peerjs. Peerjs is not firing connection.open on the application side when it receives a peer connection. This is preventing the peer connection from ever sending data between app and client. I am working on resolving this, but in the meantime it seems to not be an issue in Firefox. Please use Firefox for your client side for now.

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I tried it know in Firefox, but it seems I have the same probleme in there!

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Please post any errors you are getting in the browser JS console.

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RTCIceServer.url is deprecated! Use urls instead. kinectron.js:1736
RTCIceServer.url is deprecated! Use urls instead. kinectron.js:1761
RTCIceServer.url is deprecated! Use urls instead. kinectron.js:1779
Der Orientierungssensor sollte nicht mehr verwendet werden. p5.js:55419:23
Der Bewegungssensor sollte nicht mehr verwendet werden. p5.js:55419:23
RTCIceServer.url is deprecated! Use urls instead. kinectron.js:722
onaddstream is deprecated! Use peerConnection.ontrack instead. kinectron.js:797
My peer ID is: 5a3au39y9z6t7o86 kinectron.js:3061:13

My code is from Getting Started: API

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Many of these are warning and shouldn't be keeping the code from running. Can you send a screenshot so I can see what is actually an error (red) versus a warning (yellow). Some of these are in German I think so I'm not sure what they are.

Are you working in the p5 online editor or from your local host?

Are there any errors in the server application console?

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I am working from my localhost and I have no errors!

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Can you post your code? Are you getting errors on the server application (the electron application)?

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`// Create a p5 canvas (learn more at p5js.org)
var myCanvas = null;

// Declare kinectron
var kinectron = null;

function setup() {
// Create a p5 canvas
myCanvas = createCanvas(500, 500);

// Set background color
background(0);

// Initialize Kinectron
initKinectron();
}

function initKinectron() {

// Define and create an instance of kinectron
kinectron = new Kinectron("10.18.250.25");

// Connect with server over peer
kinectron.makeConnection();

// Request all tracked bodies and pass data to your callback
kinectron.startTrackedBodies(drawSkeleton);
}

// The incoming "body" argument holds the Kinect skeleton data
function drawSkeleton(body) {

// Clear the background
background(0, 20);

// Draw a circle at the location of each joint
for(var i = 0; i < body.joints.length; i++) {

// Get the joint
var joint = body.joints[i];

// Set the drawing color
fill(100);

// Map Kinect joint data to canvas size; Draw the circle
ellipse(joint.depthX * myCanvas.width, joint.depthY * myCanvas.height, 15, 15);

}
}
`

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Thanks for posting your code. This appears to be an issue with the peerjs library that is responsible for sending data between the server and the browser. I am working to find a solution and will post here when it's resolved.

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Hi @Diji19

I just published a new release of Kinectron server and application. I believe this should fix the problems that you are having.

The new server is available at https://github.com/kinectron/kinectron/releases/tag/0.2.0 and the client is at:

https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/kinectron/[email protected]/client/dist/kinectron-client.js

Note that the changes will only work with a local server (like SimpleHTTPServer), not from the p5 online editor, which I hope to have running again in the next few weeks.

Please re-open the issue if it doesn't work for you.

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