fakenect: add fakenect helper script #249
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Add a shell script to call libfreenect applications with fakenect. Simplifies the use of fakenect by not requiring users to know or specify environment variables and the like. Usage: fakenect <database> <application> <args> Signed-off-by: Evan Shelhamer <[email protected]>
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Merged into unstable with a slight modification to correctly handle out-of-tree builds. Thanks! |
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Hey, I've been using libfreenect a bit this summer and I'm going to run a local hackathon involving the library this fall semester at university. Since there are only so many kinects to go around, we are going to be using fakenect a bit for development and testing. I found calling it to be a bit cumbersome, so I added a little helper script to call fakenect that other users might find convenient.
Add a shell script to call libfreenect applications with fakenect.
Simplifies the use of fakenect by not requiring users to know or specify
environment variables and the like.
Usage:
fakenect
Signed-off-by: Evan Shelhamer [email protected]