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Multiple Detection #30
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Well you can count the number of times a chop event is triggered. Its not a dumb idea, but since its not built into the lib as of now, doing it that way should work. It isn't the best solution though. I am just wondering how much of a use case there is to put a counter in the lib itself. The thing is, all these events are time based. So the counter eventually would need to reset if the chop event didnot happen within a certain time duration. Providing it internal to lib is possible and I can add it to the upcoming features to develop, if its important enough. Let me know your thoughts. |
I can probably just implement a counter, didn't even think of that :) You don't have to add it to the lib, up to you though. Probably easier to add a little not to the readme or wiki. Thanks a bunch! |
I guess this solves your issue at hand. I will open a new issue if I see it fit to include it in the future. Closing the issue for now. |
Is there a way to detect multiple consecutive motions? Such as detecting two chops in ChopListener, as opposed to a singular chop.
Thanks
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