Using TUIO hardware as Multitouch tracker in Kivy app

[Shaurya Chaudhuri]

I am new to Kivy, and i want to use Kivy for developing multitouch apps where hardware will be a TUIO tracker. For development purposes i am going to use a TUIO simulator(java based from tuio.org). Anyways i have been trying to edit the  paint app to TUIO recognizable. But i am unable to. I am following all that in the pdf which is in the website. Maybe i missed something. Can anyone help me in understanding how to use TUIO for multitouch events? if possible also edit the paint app so that i have a more clear understanding?

[qua-non non]

http://kivy.org/docs/api-kivy.input.providers.tuio.html#configure-a-tuio-provider-in-the-config-ini

What part did you try, what failed? post the error log...

On Mon, Jan 27, 2014 at 5:32 AM, Shaurya Chaudhuri <shau...@gmail.com> wrote:

I am new to Kivy, and i want to use Kivy for developing multitouch apps where hardware will be a TUIO tracker. For development purposes i am going to use a TUIO simulator(java based from tuio.org). Anyways i have been trying to edit the  paint app to TUIO recognizable. But i am unable to. I am following all that in the pdf which is in the website. Maybe i missed something. Can anyone help me in understanding how to use TUIO for multitouch events? if possible also edit the paint app so that i have a more clear understanding?

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[Karla Muguerza]

Hi, I am using the same TUIO Simulator (JAVA tuio.org) and I have the same problem. Has anyone tried to use this with Kivy? The tuio simulator works well with PyMT, using port 3333. 

[Karla Muguerza]

Just in case someone needs this. Newbie mistake, I had to configure the input provider in the build. tuio Simulator up and running.