I'm using handpose for one of the project. I need to find the right and left hand to implement a feature.
I could find the back and front side of the hand by using the coordinates but with the same logic I failed to figure out it is left or right hand because the backside of the right and front side of the left hand look almost same .How to find right and left hand from the detected landmark.
I could see in mediapipe example model is returning left and right hand labels is there anyway to identify the same using TFJS version ?
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**Background:**I am creating a custom daterange picker component in React and want it to open right by default and open left if width on right hand side is not sufficient for complete two-month window to show?
**Question:**Is there a way in CSS/SASS/JS to determine remaining width and put a logic based on that?
Happy to provide more info, if needed. Please help.
**Current scenario:**Currently I have hardcoded it open right on certain screens and left on others. But would need a more cleaner, generic approach.
Additional info: The container of calendar has calendar plus some other info-based component arranged using CSS grid.
I am trying to find a way to rotate around my own axis on mobile with A-frame. Maybe I am asking something complete strange or it should work from default?
Using the default demo # https://aframe.io/examples/showcase/helloworld/ I expect that I can change my looking angle horizontally ( left right ) and Vertically ( up down). For me only top down works, and have to drag left and right with my finger.
Simple question: is it possible to stack one WKInterfaceLabel on top of another inside a WKInterfaceGroup? I’m dragging like a mad man and I cannot get the blue target line to setting above or below the first label. It’ll sit beside it, to its left or right, but it won’t settle above or below it.
I’m trying to do something inside a table row akin to a master/detail, but I simply can’t figure out if it’s possible.
You can set the layout of the WKInterfaceGroup as Vertical and that will make your labels be one on top of the other.
This happens because WKInterfaceGroup doesn't work like a view, it has a layout flow that automatically arranges the inner WKInterface's as specified by the Layout property that can be horizontal or vertical. You can also tweak the appearance with custom insets.
I have asked this before but my math is so bad I still don't understand. I need to know what side of the screen* (top, left, bottom, right) the arrow is pointing to so I can handle dragging activity inside the divs.
This fiddle (code is a mess and it only works in safari/chrome) illustrates the problem. To be clear, the calculation for where the arrow points should come from the exact center of the cube, not the arrow itself. If you can offer some clues about the math I'll do the work and post it here.
*"Side of the screen" means, what angle it is or what hour it would be pointing to if the screen is a clock.
transform: rotateX(ndeg) rotateY(ndeg) rotateZ(ndeg);
In this example, the arrow is pointing between 4 o'clock and 5 o'clock.
I am using quickgraph/graphsharp library and try to get such a layout in which i could have all nodes aligned left to right with no overlapping... how it would be possible. Thanks,
http://quickgraph.codeplex.com
http://graphsharp.codeplex.com (graphsharp based on quickgraph)