Custom Resources in a Unity Android Project
The Unity documentation on building custom Android plugins is terse, but it does tell me how to package up my Java classes and manifest and bundled them in to my Unity project: The resulting .class file(s) should be compressed into a .jar file and placed in the Assets->Plugins->Android folder. Since the manifest dictates which activity to launch it is […]
Build Script for a Unity Android Project
Having learned how to integrate my Android code and resources with Unity, I went looking for a way to simplify the migration of my files to my Unity project. (I found repeatedly exporting a JAR and copying over the manifest and resource directories painful.) The result was this Ant script, which drops the class files, […]
Buster Minutes from 2012/10/04
The OS shell assignment is due, and our student workers are sagging. Three more Pis are ordered, with an undetermined ETA. We need monitors. (James) We need a switch. (link from Peter, order from Chris) To show meshes, we’ll need a mesh reader. Let’s do OBJ. It’s been done, but let’s use this as an […]
OpenGL and Mouse Interaction on Raspberry Pi
Last time I was able to get a simple triangle up on my Raspberry Pi using Python bindings for OpenGL ES. My goal this week was to get mouse interaction going. My big question was, “Can I move the triangle?” Normally I’d use a windowing toolkit like wxWidgets or SDL to get mouse events. But […]
Database Script
I made a database script for an Oracle database for the model I produced, but I don’t know the credentials to log in and test it, so it isn’t tested. I’m also a little rusty on my database skills, so I apologize if there are any obvious errors in my script! DROP TABLE aphasia_comment […]
Database Model
I updated this model based on what we said during our last meeting (adding post/comment read tables, date for comments, user is locked and user image address attributes). I also added a category is public attribute because Heather would like the functionality for a whole category (diary) to be private.
Raspbian ‘Install’ and Networking Fun — the Long Overdue Post
The Install Since James has already covered imaging the a SD card with Raspian from windows, I won’t go into my failed attempt at doing the same… Instead, I’ll do a quick walk through of the process from OS X. The process is fairly straight forward as I was following along to the Easy SD […]
Pre-Meeting Notes 9/25/12
Hello Team, just wanted to send a quick update before the meeting tomorrow. So…Heather and I met this evening to work on finishing our story board that we worked on this past week. However, Heather met with Dr. Heopner this morning and they decided the application should be less “linear,” or really less like Facebook’s […]
Buster minutes from 2012/09/20
Peter had time to do things this week! He’ll post the details. What’s the IP address change policy at UWEC? It’d be nice to know, though we’ll probably create our own naming scheme on our own network. (James) Eric bought his own board—and was given a 3-month wait. Can we get Bluetooth devices working with […]
Storyboard – First Day
Heather and I met today (Thursday, 9/20) and laid out our ideas for the storyboard for logging in and adding an entry to a user’s “My Story.” We implemented the idea of giving the individual with Aphasia a “guided experience,” or basically one decision per screen, to keep it as simple as possible for the […]