Software for Chordata developed in openFrameworks.

DigitalStages

After many months, I now want to share the project I am working on since quite a while. I have not much time at the moment, so it is kinda in its early alpha version. But I thought I share it anyways. Maybe one or some of you are into C++, especially openFrameworks. If you would like to try and communicate feedback, that would be much appreciated.
There is only an executable for each for Linux 64 bit, but can be compiled to Win and Mac.
So I hope you are interested, and some of you have a go. Cheers!
Project site on Gitlab:
Chordata Software

daylanKifky

Hello @DigitalStages!
What an amazing contribution! You mentioned your intentions of making an OpenFrameworks integration but I wasn't expecting such a complete suite. I personally love ofx so I will be giving a try for sure as soon as possible.

You absolutely earned a contributor badge!

DigitalStages

Thanks you for comment and badge @daylanKifky!

I will continue with the development by experience and personal projects. As said, one big to-do is getting the timeline going with record and play, maybe even editing.

Yes, an add-on would be interesting to channel basic functionalities like communication with notochord + data structure of sensors. Will implement it, as soon it is available. An ofx addon is great, as it can be updated according to the development of notochord, while keeping a software like Mover intact.

Looking forward to it :-)

Flavia

Hi there DigitalStages! I'm Flavia, the Social Media Manager of Chordata Motion. We're amazed by what you're doing with Open Frameworks. Nice job! Today in our social networks I mention your project:

Keep up the good work!

DigitalStages

Many thanks, Flavia!
Yes, I will eventually continue with the software. As soon your notochord software is in beta or even release, I will learn to build an addon for openFrameworks.
If someone is good in c++ and/or with openFrameworks in the forum, contacting me is much appreciated.
The software can be much more as it is right now. E.g. recording, playing and editing data is on the to-do list. There is a timeline embedded already as starting point. I think, we can use .csv as format of saved data.
Cheers

daylanKifky

Hi DigitalStages
We also sent you some questions about your contribution by email, did you receive them?

DigitalStages

Just found it :-)