A spiffy, new, ultra customizable visualization renderer for interactive art exhibits.
In 2014, contributing a visualization to the Digital Motion exhibit involved building a JavaScript-based web renderer from the ground up. The only shared code was some re-pasted WebSockets boilerplate.
Kimotion standardizes on a single renderer, with a streamlined approach for contributing custom mods of your design.
First, install Node.js. It should come with the npm package manager,
which you can use to install the rest of the dependencies. If your platform's
Node.js package doesn't include npm, install it separately. On Fedora, you can
run yum install npm.
Then clone this repo, cd into it and...
npm install -g bower grunt-cli
npm install && bower install
grunt watch
Then, in another terminal...
grunt connect
Open http://localhost:9001 in your browser, and...
You won't see much, because you need to connect the renderer to the input server (which itself is connected to a Kinect). If you do have that server running, put in its hostname or IP address and port, and you'll see something like this!
