So. You’re new to the Kinect for Windows SDK, or you tried out the beta and are ready for the big time? Awesome. While I’d love to do a walkthrough video like I did for Beta 2 but since the update my screen recorder software doesn’t get on with the Kinect. Bummer. So text it is.

Introduction to the Kinect for Windows SDK (v1)

As a means of procrastination while still having Visual Studio open, I buckled and installed Visual Studio Achievements as an extension to it. So now whenever I do some code well (or, apparently, badly) it’ll let me know and post it to the website.

Visual Studio Achievements

I’ve created a 13-minute video to get you running your first Kinect for Windows code, going through every stage right from opening up a blank C# and WPF project.

Getting Started with Kinect SDK Beta 2

Let me get this out from the off – I am not a software developer. I’m an Interactive Media Producer which means… a lot of things. But what I’m used to is developing for the web. Your HTMLs, your JavaScripts, your PHPs. This C# malarkey is alien to me.

Tag: Visual Studio

Introduction to the Kinect for Windows SDK (v1)

Visual Studio Achievements

Getting Started with Kinect SDK Beta 2

My first Kinect app