Kristina

@JeffersonRSM: Hi,  thank you! This guide is solely aimed at and compatible with Kinect V2. It is possible to control gestures in Kinect v1, but you need the respective SDK and Plugin. Have a look at the following pages:

https://channel9.msdn.com/coding4fun/kinect/Unity-and-the-Kinect-SDK

https://channel9.msdn.com/coding4fun/kinect/Unity-Asset-Kinect-v1-with-MS-SDK

http://wiki.etc.cmu.edu/unity3d/index.php/Microsoft_Kinect_-_Microsoft_SDK#Integrating_with_Unity

@somerchr:

Hm, instead of changing the transform.position of the object I would go and apply the pos.values to transform.localScale - see

http://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Transform-localScale.html

You might have to play around with the values though.

As for audio cue:

You can put a collider around the object that is moved / scaled by the hand as well as the other object. If you don't want them to actually stop each other, it is possible to mark one of them (! never both) as trigger, which changes the methods a little. Also give them a tag that helps you identifying the correct collision before executing any actions.

Anyway, you need to attach a script to one of the objects. In that you will call either OnTriggerEnter or OnCollisionEnter

http://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Collider.OnTriggerEnter.html

http://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Collider.OnCollisionEnter.html

And to play Audio, you will need to work with the respective Audio components. if you have no previous experience, this should help out well:

http://unity3d.com/learn/tutorials/modules/beginner/audio/audio-sources-and-listeners?playlist=17096

:) Have fun coding! (and sorry again for being late - I meant it, poking me on Twitter is a lot faster because of a different notification system)

@MSFan1994:Hi there - have a look at this recent article - it might be quite interesting for you :)

https://code.visualstudio.com/Docs/runtimes/unity

@somerchr:Hey =) Yes, do feel free to poke me with questions - sorry for the late response. Twitter is a much better channel for me tbh ^^;;

@Bronsdijk:It's pretty useful if you, for example, already have a BizSpark allowance and run your devblog locally :) Pure MySQL-Service subscriptions aren't necessarily cheap externally either - so in this constellation it might be even a way of saving costs for the time being.

I don't claim that this is or should be a silver bullet :)

Hah, awesome :) I talked to him earlier and just added the respective video for this tutorial on here - check out ! :)

https://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/2p-start/Visual-Studio-Code-and-Unity-Mac-compatible

@Dude:Einen wunderschönen guten Morgen =)

1. die Grafiken - und Skripte - gibts hier - sind aber wirklich nur drei Platzhalter, die schnell ersetzt werden können =); die Verlinkung ist auch in dem dazugehörigen MVA-Kurs dabei.

2. Daran hatte ich natürlich nicht gedacht - ja, um Universal Apps zu entwickeln, benötigst du mindestens Windows 8.1.

Bei mir sind da noch einige weitere - store apps, windows, windows phone, windows phone 8.1, windows store.

Und immer mal nach den Updates schauen, ob das aktuellste für VS 2013 drauf ist... davon abgesehen:

In der Kommandozeile kannst du eventuell vom Ordner IDE aus folgende Befehle versuchen:

devenv /InstallVSTemplates und devenv/Setup

Damit sollten die Templates neu registriert werden.

Ansonsten gibts hier Support für Visual Studio:

https://www.visualstudio.com/support/support-overview-vs

@Dude:Hm. Was ist denn im Ordner 

C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\Common7\IDE\ProjectTemplates\CSharp drin?

@DerVAusWat:Hi! :) Bei mir tauchen sie (Visual Studio 2013) bei File -> New -> New Project -> Templates -> C# -> Store Apps auf :)

@Nubius: Guter Punkt! Ich werds in der anderen Videobeschreibung sowie in den Scripts kurz korrigieren; danke für den Hinweis :)

Hi Matt - ich glaub ich brauch ne Benachrichtigungsfunktion! :) Tut mir leid für die Verzögerung. Was meinst du mit Grenzen? Also ... Grenzen welcher Art?