kinect V2 学习资料

The Hands On Labs to complete a sample application for Windows 8.1 and the

Kinect 2 for Windows

Estimated Time to Complete: 10min

This lab is part of a series which takes you through the creation process of a Windows 8.1

Store Application which uses every available feature of the Kinect 2. This is the first lab in

the series, and it shows you how to set up the initial development environment to build an

app using Kinect 2.

This lab will explain the following:

Studio Pro 2013 Update 2 but Community Edition is identical.

Open Visual Studio 2013 and create a new project in a directory you can access. Click

Kinect2Sample. Then click OK to create the project:

Once installed, the Kinect 2 SDK can be referenced for use in the new project. In the

Reference Manager.

To add the WindowsPreview.Kinect.dll which uses the .NetCore library (suitable for

a. Click Extensions on the left.

c. Click OK to add the reference.

a. Click BUILD then Configuration Manager… to open the Configuration Manager.

b. Click the dropdown box under Active Solution Platform: and select x64.

c. Click Close.

d. Open the project properties by right Clicking the Kinect2Sample project in the

solution explorer, then clicking Properties.

e. Click the Build tab on the left, then beside Platform: select x64 from the

dropdown.

f. Click FILE, then Save All or hit Ctrl + Shift + S to save all files.

compatible. Click BUILD then Build Solution, then the project will build and should

DEBUG, Stop Debugging or click the Red Stop Square in the Debugging toolbar.

In the future, the steps 7 and 8 are required when asked to Build and Run the

application.

Open the MainPage.xaml.cs code behind file in Visual Studio by double clicking it.9.

and a private class level variable for the KinectSensor. Then in the constructor of

MainPage class select the default sensor and open it. To do this, add the highlighted

10.