This repository contains C# code samples demonstrating how to use the Project Prague hand gestures SDK. For a quick introduction to programming with our SDK, please visit our overview page on docs.microsoft.com. In order to build and run the code samples provided in this repository, you must first set up Project Prague on your machine. Note that you will need either an Intel® RealSense™ SR300 camera or a Kinect for Windows v2 camera to enable our gesture detection runtime.
After cloning this repository, please open the Microsoft.Gestures.Samples soulution in Visual Studio. You will find 6 projects in this solution. Each project is a stand-alone code sample that can be built and run independently of the other projects. The table below lists the samples ordered from the least to the most advanced:
| Sample | Use case | What will you learn? |
|---|---|---|
| RotateSample | Rotate an image by 90° | Create a simple gesture made up of two hand poses |
| VideoPlayerGestureControl | Pause and rewind audio\video playback | Create a simple gesture made up of multiple hand poses and a hand motion |
| RockPaperScissors | Play Rock-Paper-Scissors against an invincible bot | Create a gesture made up of multiple hand poses connected in a complex structure |
| Camera3D | Manipulate camera in a 3D scene | Create a simple gesture and consume hand skeleton stream |
| GesturesPowerPointPlugin (requires Office Tools for Visual Studio) | Create and present a slideshow in PowerPoint using gestures | Create multiple simple gestures and wire them to activate various PowerPoint features |
| CarGestures | Control a virtual car's infotainment-system with gestures | Create a complete WPF UI with multiple gestures of varying complexity |
This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct. For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact [email protected] with any additional questions or comments.
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