Yes, that's why it's crazy to do it with AS3. An alternative is project Alchemy. But the Alchemy toolchain is quite impressive, that is to say *complex*. Normally, you'd just use native code for your OS.
Hm? This is just a demonstration without any meaningful functionality. So, I cannot figure out how it could "work" at all. What *exactly* goes wrong? Installation problems? If yes: On what kind of platform/device? Adobe Flex is so versatile, I just cannot know what you are trying to do with this humble piece of Flex code.
AS3 is slow. So, it is not suited at all for things like facetracking. If you experience excessive processor load, this may be the cause of your problem. But I know next to nothing about the internals of the Flash Player's implementation. Please ask Adobe!
It's not my processor; it's the program. It just doesn't get anything from my webcam. Although I know my webcam works, and I know Flash has recently detected my webcam, this program doesn't detect it.
My first guess is that the cause it a misconfiguration of your web browser. Does any other AS3 script get access to your webcam? For example, my TestYourWebcam.swf
173 seconds, OMG! Seriously, pure AS3 is very slow. There is "Project Alchemy", which promises much better performance. But the programmer's learning curve could be a problem. The Alchemy tool chain seems to be a quite complicated beast, compared to Flex SDK.
Toooooooooooooooooo slow.
icrazyhack 3 weeks ago
@icrazyhack
Yes, that's why it's crazy to do it with AS3. An alternative is project Alchemy. But the Alchemy toolchain is quite impressive, that is to say *complex*. Normally, you'd just use native code for your OS.
piechulla1966 3 weeks ago
looks REALLY fustrating lol
Sikeman214 7 months ago
@Sikeman214
It's a tricky game. But completely useless, of course :-)
piechulla1966 7 months ago
It doesn't work... at all.
JackBond1234 2 years ago
Hm? This is just a demonstration without any meaningful functionality. So, I cannot figure out how it could "work" at all. What *exactly* goes wrong? Installation problems? If yes: On what kind of platform/device? Adobe Flex is so versatile, I just cannot know what you are trying to do with this humble piece of Flex code.
piechulla1966 2 years ago
I click the link and click allow and it just stays on a black screen and doesn't respond.
JackBond1234 1 year ago
AS3 is slow. So, it is not suited at all for things like facetracking. If you experience excessive processor load, this may be the cause of your problem. But I know next to nothing about the internals of the Flash Player's implementation. Please ask Adobe!
piechulla1966 1 year ago
It's not my processor; it's the program. It just doesn't get anything from my webcam. Although I know my webcam works, and I know Flash has recently detected my webcam, this program doesn't detect it.
JackBond1234 1 year ago
My first guess is that the cause it a misconfiguration of your web browser. Does any other AS3 script get access to your webcam? For example, my TestYourWebcam.swf
piechulla1966 1 year ago
@piechulla1966 I think so.
JackBond1234 1 year ago
1. Install the Flex SDK from Adobe[dot]com
2. Evaluate your installation by writing a "hello world" type of AS3 script
3. Play with the optimized sparc marilena AS3 code (download from quasimondo[dot]com)
4. Do your own personalized Marilena demonstration, make it avalaible on YouTube
5. Get my source code and debug it
6. Agree or disagree that "the purpose of computing is not answers, but insight" [Edsger Dijkstra]
7. Have a lot of fun!
piechulla1966 1 year ago
Good job Walter!
oVISIONo 2 years ago
173 seconds, OMG! Seriously, pure AS3 is very slow. There is "Project Alchemy", which promises much better performance. But the programmer's learning curve could be a problem. The Alchemy tool chain seems to be a quite complicated beast, compared to Flex SDK.
piechulla1966 2 years ago
Nice work.
QuotientRobotics 2 years ago