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Visual Gesture Builder solutions

Describes the Solution menu and Global Settings tab available in Visual Gesture Builder (VGB).

  • Solution Menu
  • Global Settings Tab

Solution Menu

To access the context menu for a solution, open the solution in VGB (File > New Solution or File > Open Solution), and right-click on the solution in the Explorer.

The Solution menu displays options for adding new or existing gesture projects to the collection.

Figure 1.  Solution Menu

Menu Option Description
Add Existing Project Adds an existing gesture project to the solution.
Create New Project Opens the Create Gesture Project dialog to create a new gesture project for the solution.
Create New Project with Wizard Creates a new gesture project for the solution using the Gesture Wizard.
Save Saves all changes made to the solution, including changes to the global settings.
Build Builds all gesture projects in the collection. Creates a database file (.gbd) that can be used for runtime gesture detection.
Live Preview... Launches VGBView with the selected gesture database.

Global Settings Tab

When the solution has focus in the Explorer, the Global Settings tab will appear in the Property pane. Use global settings to override specific settings for all projects contained in the solution. The settings are case sensitive and must match the specific names and types used in the project. For more information on project settings, see Detection Technologies.

Figure 2.  Global Settings Tab

Parameter Description
Name Any allowed name for the settings property. The name to choose depends on the property that you want to override from the selected detection technology.
Value Assign the value to the settings property.
Type Select the data type associated with the settings property. The type that you choose depends on the data type of the property that you want to override from the selected detection technology.
Button Description
Import Imports all global settings from an existing settings file (.fid).
Export Exports all global settings to a new settings file (.fid).

Note that the output pane will display a message whenever a global setting is used during training:

Figure 3.  Output pane