Antilatency Alt Tracking Minimal Demo C++

Overview

This project provides minimal demo of Antilatency tracking. Structure:

• ./AntilatencySdk/Api contains headers for Antilatency libraries;
• ./AntilatencySdk/Bin// contains prebuilt libraries;
• ./TrackingMinimalDemoCpp.cpp contains code of example.

Getting started

This repository links to the AntilatencySDK with a submodule, do not forget to run git submodule update after git clone. Or use the following command to get everything at once:

git clone --recurse-submodules --shallow-submodules https://github.com/antilatency/Antilatency.TrackingMinimalDemoCpp

Build on raspberry:

1. Place project folder somewhere on the filesystem.
2. Execute in terminal:

• cd <full path to project directory>
• mkdir build
• cd build
• cmake ../
• make

3. Directory ./build should now contain TrackingMinimalDemo executable and libraries.

Build on windows:

1. Open cmake-gui.
2. Set path to project directory in "Where is the source code"
3. Specify directory where you want to create project files in "Where to build the binaries"
4. Click "Configure" button.
5. Choose "generator"(e.g. Visual Studio).
6. Click "Generate" button.
7. Directory specified on step 3 should now contain project files depending on selected generator(TrackingMinimalDemo.sln for Visual Studio)
8. Build it.

Run

TrackingMinimalDemo executable expects environment code as first argument and placement code as second(both can be obtained from AntilatencyService by Share->copy link in environment/placement menu).

Windows example(execute in cmd):

TrackingMinimalDemo.exe AntilatencyAltEnvironmentHorizontalGrid~AgZ5ZWxsb3cEBLhTiT_cRqA-r45jvZqZmT4AAAAAAAAAAACamRk_AQQAAQEBAwABAAADAQE AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIAAAAAAAAAAAA

Linux example(execute in terminal):

./TrackingMinimalDemo AntilatencyAltEnvironmentHorizontalGrid~AgZ5ZWxsb3cEBLhTiT_cRqA-r45jvZqZmT4AAAAAAAAAAACamRk_AQQAAQEBAwABAAADAQE AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIAAAAAAAAAAAA

You may need to run TrackingMinimalDemo as root to work with USB devices (i.e. sudo ./TrackingMinimalDemo ...) or add rule for Antilatency USB devices:

echo 'SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTRS{idVendor}=="3237", MODE="0666", GROUP="<group_name>"' | sudo tee /etc/udev/rules.d/66-antilatency.rules

• where <group_name> is the name of the group to which the user who launches the application belongs. For example, on Raspberry Pi this commands looks like:

echo 'SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTRS{idVendor}=="3237", MODE="0666", GROUP="pi"' | sudo tee /etc/udev/rules.d/66-antilatency.rules