dance-cat-to-mouse
pop-that-balloon-desktop
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| Python | Python | |
| MIT License | MIT License |
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dance-cat-to-mouse
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Semaphore: A Full-Body Keyboard
Cool ideas!
I implemented a couple of mini-games using a dance mat as well:
https://github.com/mristin/dance-a-mole-desktop
https://github.com/mristin/judo-dance-desktop/
https://github.com/mristin/dance-cat-to-mouse
https://github.com/mristin/burpee-frog-desktop
https://github.com/mristin/dance-runaway-desktop
Dance mat could be even easier to integrate as it acts just as a normal joystick. The problem, though, is that many games expect reaction times achievable with a keyboard & mouse, but leg movements are a bit slower.
The problem with the dance mat is that you can not use it in a school class as you need extra equipment. It worked well in a dojo for my judo classes, though.
pop-that-balloon-desktop
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Show HN: Let your body be the gamepad
I made a keyboard emulator that tracks your body pose and emits the key presses accordingly.
My main motivation was to make my kids move more on rainy days. I already made a couple of mini-games using the body pose [1-3], and those were definitely fun to make and play! However, once the kids learned the tricks, they got bored. I could only produce that much content myself, and soon realized that I lack time for churning out games.
Finally, I decided to tap into an endless pool of PC games, preferrably simple and less addictive ones like the Gameboy and DOS games.
This project has been also inspired by [4], which has been featured on HN recently.
[1]: https://github.com/mristin/pop-that-balloon-desktop
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Semaphore: A Full-Body Keyboard
* https://github.com/mristin/pop-that-balloon-desktop/releases...
If you want to run the code manually, install it in the virtual environment. Then you can simply run commands `ski-leu` or `pop-that-balloon`.
Btw., I use pop-that-balloon for basketball dribbling training, and a friend uses it for boxing. Have fun & please let me know if you use it for yet another sport :).
What are some alternatives?
judo-dance-desktop - Practice judo techniques using a dancing pad.
body-gamepad - Emulate arrow keys and two buttons with your arms and legs.
Semaphore - A full-body keyboard using gestures to type through computer vision
CheekyKeys - Use Python, OpenCV, and MediaPipe to control a keyboard with facial gestures
burpee-frog-desktop - Jump burpees and lead the frog to its beloved one.
ski-leu-desktop - Ski through a dangerous forest.
dance-a-mole-desktop - Dance the moles back into their holes instead of whacking them.
dance-runaway-desktop - Run away dancing the mat.
cactusss-desktop - Steer the balloon with your head through a thorny cactus desert.