Closed Ecenys closed 3 years ago
Dear Oscar,
Image 1 shows the documentation of a different kind of HapticGlove; "Fino", while image 3 is a screenshot of the "SenseGlove" header file. While both of these are HapticGloves, they have a very different implementation when it comes to their "thumper" (wrist haptics). The DK1 SenseGlove does not allow for direct control over the Thumper amplitude. Instead you send a command that activates one of 9 effects that are hard-coded in the driver circuit on the glove. While the SenseGlove class does override a SendHaptics function, as seen at the bottom of image 3, it cannot do anything with the ThumperCmd.
Based on the error with the ThumperCmd argument, I'm assuming your rightGlove in image 2 is a SenseGlove object. In that case, you'll need to send a _SGThumperCmd - an enumerator describing one of the 9 hard-coded waveforms.
Hello,
@MaxLammers
I tried to use the instruction "SendHaptics(SGCore::Haptics::ThumperCmd)" in the API (it appears in the doc, image 1), but visual notifies me as an error (image 2).
I think the problem is that this instruction is not in the .h file (image 3).
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