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<Form1> Edge detection Line detection Corner detection Color detection and filter Grid generation Texture generation Start/Stop Digital Zoom (Alternative: click iFeelPixel logo) Demo Mode (pointer is moving automaticaly) Keyboard Piano (keystrokes become musical notes) Lock/Unlock Morse, see Morse options Enable TONAR Enable Metronome System Load Language Grab this status bar to move the form pixel value progress bar 'Visual Force Feedback'' and/or "Full Force Feedback" must be checked No Effect (No sensation) Repulsion effect (Acceleration sensation) Attraction effect (Deceleration sensation) Additional Cursor Settings Reset Cursor Speed Settings Cursor Speed Value (range: 1 to 20). The slider determines how far the pointer moves on the computer screen in response to how far you move the mouse. Enter a profile name to import/export settings Check to enable Adaptive Thresholding Strength / Volume control for haptic and audio Strength slider (Range: 10 to 100) Volume in percent (Range: 10 to 100) Manual or Adaptative thresholding Pixel value (Range: 0 to 255) Manual threshold value (Range: 0 to 255) Adaptative threshold value (Range: 0 to 255) Enter Hard-Drive Letter\| iFeelPixel seeks third-party files on: Get mouse driver Get Immersion Desktop Get Immersion plugin Get a TouchSense device No more TouchSense information Zoom value (percent %) Visit iFeelPixel web site <TactileMobile> Effect that is playing may be stopped at any time. Grab this status bar to move the form Number of repeat Save Immersion VibeTonz (IVT) file to the ringers’ folder on phones that support two-file Vibetonz ringers. The Pause Playing effects feature is used to pause playback for any type of effect. When Resume is called on a paused effect, playback continues from the point where it was paused. Load IVT file Browse to get IVT file Gets the type of an effect defined in IVT data Edit effect with basic editor External IVT File Name Play the selected VibeTonz effect Immersion VibeTonz Effect Name Use VibeTonz effects that are defined in an external IVT file Use VibeTonz effects that are defined in the internal IVT file Maximum Duration Duration Effect (in ms) Maximum Nested Repeats Maximum IVT size Tethered (in KB) The State of an effect All effects that are playing may be stopped at any time. A basis effect that contains parameters for turning an actuator on and off at chosen magnitude, frequency and duration. A basis effect that contains parameters for turning on an actuator at chosen magnitude and duration. When Resume is called on a paused effect, playback continues from the point where it was paused. The Pause Playing effects feature is used to pause playback for any type of effect. Simple effects that are playing on a VibeTonz-enabled device can be modified while playing. Play any type of effect on a VibeTonz-enabled device The Magnitude of an effect corresponds to its strength, or the amplitude of the vibration. To enter an exact number, simply type it in the edit field below the slider. The number you enter must be in the valid range. Use the Magnitude slider to control the strength of the effect. The Period of the effect specifies the Period of the vibration. As an alternative to using the slider, you can enter Period values manually. Moving the slider to the right increases the Period of the vibration, causing the device to vibrate faster. The Duration parameter specifies how long the effect lasts from start to finish, including the Envelope. To toggle between a given duration value and INFINITE, click the button with the infinity symbol. You may also type an exact duration value into this edit field. For an infinite duration, type INFINITE. To edit the effect's duration, drag this slider left and right. You will notice that the maximum duration value is 10,000. If you drag the slider beyond this point, the duration will become infinite. The Envelope is a means of shaping the strength of the effect in time. The "attack" refers to the beginning of the effect and the "fade" corresponds to the end. The area in the middle of the effect is referred to as the "sustain." To edit the Envelope's parameters, simply type the desired value in the edit fields. To edit the Envelope's parameters, simply type the desired value in the edit fields. If the Duration is INFINITE, the Fade Time and Fade Level will be disabled. If the Duration is INFINITE, the Fade Time and Fade Level will be disabled. The Attack Time specifies the amount of time, in milliseconds, for the effect to ramp from the Attack Level to the Magnitude. The Attack Level specifies the initial strength of the effect. The Fade Time corresponds to the amount of time before the end of the effect, for the vibration to ramp between the Magnitude and the Fade Level. The Fade Level specifies the final strength at the end of the effect's Fade Time. The Style parameter controls the quality of the effect by driving the actuator using different algorithms. You may find that one style feels better than the others for the effect you are designing. The State of an effect Before making a final decision on the value of this parameter, be sure to try all three choices. Set License Key on the selected device License Key Attached Devices Device Priority Device Actuator Type Number of effect slots Device Capabilities Device State <edgeform> Grab this status bar to move the form Close this window Reset to default Please Choose the corners that ifeelpixel must detect Detect upper-left corner Detect lower-right corner Detect upper-right corner Detect lower-left corner Please choose the lines that ifeelpixel must detect Detect Vertical line \| Detect Negative oblique line \ Detect Positive oblique line / Detect Horizontal line _ Reset to default Edge Detection identifies edges of image by searching for gradient or slope variations. Vibration expressing sine, square or sawtooth waveshapes. Modify tactile frequency on the fly (based on pixel brightness). Indicates pixel intensity. Only for default effect. Default setting (recommended for image) Greater accuracy for text (sensitive) Move this slider to change frequency range Changes Magnitude of Constant Force and Duration of periodic effect Constant force: it's a steady force pushing you in a single direction (Steering wheels, joysticks or full force feedback mouse required). Magnitude of the Constant Force and duration of the periodic effect [Range: 100 (weakest) to 10000 (strongest) - default: 5000] A series of individual pulses or waves with aspecified frequency, the periodic effect starts and stops theactuator vibration quickly and efficiently. Edge from text edge from image <frmAbout> Novint Technologies, Inc. (NVNT) is the pioneer of 3D touch for consumer computing Software version code: Major.Minor.Revision Logitech cursor control devices, including TouchSense mice, trackballs, touchpads ... Synthetic vision for the blind by means of an auditory display Set new iFeelPixel user on this machine Please enter your nickname Download latest version Close this window View system informations Grab this status bar to move the form Immersion Corporation's Force Feedback systems Immersion Corporation patents on-line Inter Deposit Digital Number certification from Agency for the Protection of Programs Donate and help iFeelpixel to be better THE FRENCH NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH IN COMPUTER SCIENCE AND CONTROL On-line informations about iFeelPixel Association <textureform> Close this window Grab this status bar to move the form A texture is a condition, similar to friction, which causes the mouse to feel as if it were traveling over a series of bumps. Communicates the feel of a path or surface. Extract Texture Feature from Pixel (Angle: 90°) Extract Texture Feature from Pixel (Angle: 0°) Enter manualy magnitude Negative Bump Magnitude: This value specifies the bump magnitude when the mouse moves along left or up directions. Lock/unlock negative with positive Save texture preset as ".XML" file This value specifies the bump width when the mouse moves along left or up directions (Range:1 to 9999). This value specifies the bump width when the mouse moves along right or down directions (Range:1 to 9999). This value specifies the space between bumps when the mouse moves along right or down directions (Range:1 to 9999). This selection box let you specify the effective axis of the texture. It can be along the X-axis only, Y-axis only, Z-axis only or combined axis. Presets Texture \| H = Horizontal \| V = Vertical \| Tip: don't forget to check the "fixed Magnitude" button if you wish a constant texture... This value specifies the space between bumps when the mouse moves along left or up directions (Range:1 to 9999) Negative Bump Width: This value specifies the bump width when the mouse moves along left or up directions. Positive Bump Width: This value specifies the bump width when the mouse moves along right or down directions. Negative Bump Space: This value specifies the space between bumps when the mouse moves along left or up directions. Positive Bump Space: This value specifies the space between bumps when the mouse moves along right or down directions. Axis: This selection box let you specify the effective axis of the texture. It can be along the X-axis only, Y-axis only, or both XY axes. Try to detect human bodies (Alpha feature) Move the slider to modify magnitude amplitude (Range: 1 to 10) This value specifies the bump magnitude when the mouse moves along left or up directions. (Range: 0 to 9999) This value specifies the bump magnitude when the mouse moves along left or up directions. (Range: 1 to 9999) This value specifies the bump magnitude when the mouse moves along right or down directions. (Range: 0 to 9999) This value specifies the bump magnitude when the mouse moves along right or down directions. (Range: 1 to 9999) Positive Bump Magnitude: This value specifies the bump magnitude when the mouse moves along right or down directions. Magnitude amplitude value Positive Bump Magnitude: This value specifies the bump magnitude when the mouse moves along right or down directions. Negative Bump Magnitude: This value specifies the bump magnitude when the mouse moves along left or up directions. <Library> Grab this status bar to move the form Increase or decrease sound speed, like the "bullet time" in Matrix movie or Max Paine video game;) Reset sound playback rate to 100 Sound playback slider (range: 1 to 200) Sound playback rate in percent Inverse Pitch Clear texture effect Clear grid effect Clear (edge, line & corner) effect Clear (edge, line & corner) effect Clear (edge, line & corner) effect Clear all fields Pitch Timer interval in milliseconds Stop timer Start timer, See interval Random detection: check auto-Function Play next file (based on media files timing): check auto-Function, only for edge and texture Unselect Feature Repeat selection Periodic, texture or compound effects recommended Immersion Force Resource path for edge,line & corner Auto-texture Auto-grid Reset texture effect Reset grid effect Reset all fields Simple click to choose a feature Grid effects recommended Auto-(edge, line & corner) Immersion Force Resource path for grid Immersion Force Resource path for Texture Texture effects recommended Reset (edge, line & corner) effect Timer Random: check auto-Function Auto-Function all: check/uncheck all checkboxes, except for color Sound from right to left, follows the cursor position works with IFR file or Media File Remenber and replay effects Unselect effect Customize tactile effects with Immersion Studio (Immersion Studio is a graphical environment for rapidly adjusting physical effect parameters, feeling sensations, and then saving effects as resources.) Randomize Files in a folder Randomize Effects in 1 IFR file Clear effects Remove effect Move down effect IFR file (Edge,line & corner) media path Simple click to select 1 effect in IFR file Files extension (you can type files extension filter; for example: .mp3, .ifr) Stop effect or file Play effect or file Choose your drive Double click to open folder Load IFR file Apply Filter on effects in IFR files (Compound effects are recommended for acuity and realism) This will remove duplications in the list, if you have something typed more then once, by using this sub it removes doubles of anykind in list1 Unselect File Simple click to select a file Move up effect Only for *.IFR files <MetroForm> Amount of Pixels/Centisec for the motion detection Cursor motion detection Amount of Beats or Clicks (0 = Infinite) Simulate Double Click Simulate Simple Click Simulate Middle Click Simulate Left Click Simulate Right Click Simulate click event Tempo and Tone values are based on cursor speed (Visual Feedback must be activated) Grab this status bar to move the form Restore settings save settings Restore Metronome System settings to default Choose the Tempo value (range: 100 to 1000) Click here to start/stop the Metronome System Choose the Tone value (range: 100 to 1000) Tone value Tempo value Beats Per Minute <SpeechForm> Grab this status bar to move the form Maximum number of characters to read (0=infinite) Reset narrator settings to default Narrator monitors your clipboard Read text (or not) from windows caption i.e. main window i.e. buttons, text fields, etc... Read text from windows caption Reset Speed Available voices Please choose the voice engine narrator Narrator becomes quiet Only if a new event occurs (i.e. new event = new text) The narrator avoids special characters Narrator is installed and ready to speak Say color or not (color detection should be enabled) Say color (color detection should be enabled) Please download and install Microsoft Speech Api and TTS engines Launch browser to iFeelPixel website <frmMainCap> Grab this status bar to move the form Recent class name list (not saved on exit) Note: all features will be affected by your selection The windows detection is more precise (HWND matters) Show iFeelPixel menu if the window is already selected Mouse shortcut to select quickly a window (Middle Button is recommended) Press a key to select quickly a window on screen Recent window caption list (not saved on exit) Class Name identity, free to type (Search priority: low) Window Caption identity, free to type (Search priority: high) Enter new caption in caption textbox and click to change Click here to select window Note: all features will be affected by your selection Left Top Modify area size Left area position Top area position Right area position Bottom area position Click here to select area Height in Twips Width in Twips Send enable window message to hWnd Send disable window message to hWnd Height in Pixels Width in Pixels Bottom Right hWnd Hex hWnd Long Launch browser to iFeelPixel website <MouseStat> Grab this status bar to move the form Locked: One slider control all sliders (To unlock sliders: Professional version is required) Positive Motion slider (range: 1 to 100) Positive Motion slider (range: 1 to 100) Negative Motion slider (range: 1 to 100) Negative Motion slider (range: 1 to 100) This value specifies the decrease when the mouse moves along left or up directions. Negative Motion value Negative Motion value Positive Motion value This value specifies the decrease when the mouse moves along right or down directions. Positive Motion value This value specifies the increase when the mouse moves along left or up directions. This value specifies the increase when the mouse moves along right or down directions. Reset mouse settings to default Minimum Speed (Force) slider (range: 0 to 90) Maximum speed (Force) slider (range: 110 to 200) Average proportion between sliders Maximum speed (Force) value Minimum Speed (Force) value Maximum Speed (Maximum Force for Novint Falcon) Minimum Speed (Minimum Force for Novint Falcon) Swap between left-button and right-button (This settings is not saved) This settings is not saved Adaptative cursor acceleration (Only for Repulsion effect) Adaptative cursor deceleration (Only for Attraction effect) Timer Interval in Milliseconds (Range: 0 to 999, Recommended: 10 ms, Disabled: 0) Reset Timer Interval Attraction effect (Deceleration sensation) Repulsion effect (Acceleration sensation) <frmMiniPiano> Checked: The volume slider is controlled by main volume slider Grab this status bar to move the form Last character typed, last keystroke from keyboard Checked: Read the last character typed with Narrator and American Sign Language (ASL) Pitch Slider Checked: Select a new music instrument, everytime a musical note is played Test si touche pressé Checked: Pitch value is based on cursor speed (Visual Force Feedback) Volume Slider (0 = Mute) Channel Slider Instrument Slider Volume value Instrument Number Pitch value Channel value <colorform> 1 pixel selection 3x3 Pixel average 5x5 Pixel average Grab this status bar to move the window Immersion Force Ressource path for color detection (see File >> Force ressource) Immersion Force Ressource list (2 available choices: "Tactile symphony" or "Texture coded color system") Clear black/white Clear red Clear green Clear blue Clear orange Clear purple Clear yellow Clear pink Reset pink Reset yellow Reset purple Reset orange Reset blue Reset green Reset red Reset black/white Clear color effects Tactile Effect for Black Tactile Effect for Green Tactile Effect for Red Tactile Effect for Blue Tactile Effect for Purple Tactile Effect for Orange Tactile Effect for Pink Tactile Effect for Yellow Reset colors to default Last selected Effect from Library. Please copy and paste in a tactile field. Color generation is based on pixel luminance Color generation is based on Saturation Color generation is based on Hue Color generation is based on pixel intensity Close this window Red filter Green filter Blue filter Check for dark Color - Uncheck for light color only 2 colors: dark (black) and light (white) Apply Red-Green-Blue filter Color for TouchSense Device Color name for TouchSense Devices Haptic Force (Novint Falcon) / Tactile Duration (TouchSense) / Visual Force Color Force Value Hue / Saturation / Luminance Luminance Value (Range: 0 to 255) Pixel Intensity (Range: 0 to 255) Saturation Value (Range: 0 to 255) Hue Color Systems Texture coded color system inspired by: Tactile Colour website Hue Value (Range: 0 to 255) <frmSysTray> <Novint_Form> Grab this status bar to move the form Relative Grip-position Absolute Grip-position Enable / Disable Position Z Enable / Disable Position Y Enable / Disable Position X Enable / Disable all Positions The position Z of Novint Falcon can control the zoom value of the Magnifier Checked: Timer is controlled by main timer, Unchecked: Timer is manualy controlled Timer Interval in Milliseconds (Range: 0 to 999, Recommended: 10 ms, Disabled: 0) Reset Ratio to default Ratio between mouse position and grip position (Recommended value: 0,5) Reset Timer Interval An additional force helps the user to control the cursor Enable / Disable all forces Enable / Disable force Z Enable / Disable force Y Enable / Disable force X Allow Negative Force Value Maximum X,Y,Z force = 10 newtons (negative or positive value) Maximum Z force = 10 newtons (Z value is automaticaly reversed: negative become positive and vice versa) Maximum Y force = 10 newtons (negative or positive value) Maximum X force = 10 newtons (negative or positive value) Apply New Force Feedback effect valeur - 31 valeur: 13 Press Top Button to select every Button (5 choices) Press Top Button to choose between Automatic or Manual force feedback (2 choices) Press Top Button to choose between Absolute or Relative position (2 choices) Press Top Button to Disable / Enable every Axis (5 choices) Press Top Button to Disable/Enable every Force (5 choices) Press Top Button to Disable / Enable every Grip Position (5 choices) Press Top Button to show Shortcut Menu (No choice) Press Top Button to switch between Mass, Damper, Spring, Acceleration or No Mass (5 choices) Press Top Button to enable or disable mouse control (2 choices) Press Top Button to switch between Attraction, Normal or Repulsion (3 choices) Force is never applied for top button Apply force for left button Apply force for center button Apply force for right button Apply forces for all buttons Click here to refresh informations about Novint Falcon Is driver installed? Grip Version Error Code Error Description Initialization state Calibration state State Device model Falcon Version Connection state No force Reset Mass/Force Value to default The Force is automatically generated by the Velocity and/or the Acceleration Mass/Force X,Y,Z in newtons Mass/Force X in newtons Mass/Force Y in newtons Mass/Force Z in newtons Mass is the quantity of inertia possessed by an object or the proportion between force and acceleration referred to in Newton's Second Law of Motion. Enable / Disable all Axis Enable / Disable X Axis Enable / Disable Y Axis Enable / Disable Z Axis Mass-Acceleration Spring-Mass-Damper Mass-Damper Speed is the absolute value of velocity. It cannot have a positive or negative sign. Velocity's sign indicates direction, whether it is positive or negative. Acceleration's sign indicates direction, whether it is positive or negative. <Capture> Limit Mouse Free Mouse Full Screen or Window Grab this button to move the form Hide the window "Limited Zone" <MorseMain> Grab this status bar to move the form Read the last character translated into morse, with the narrator and American Sign Language (ASL) Last character translated into morse Enable (or disable) PC Internal Speaker Enable sound via PC internal speaker Disable sound via PC internal speaker Text translated into Morse Restore Morse settings to default All characters will be translated into morse (Slow) Number of characters translated into morse (Fast) The Morse engine monitors your clipboard Copy morse to your clipboard Clear textboxes (Morse and text) Magnitude (Range: 100 to 10000) Restore magnitude to default Please type in the textbox below Copy text to your clipboard Stop morse engine Pause / Resume morse engine Restore duration to default Restore frequency to default Duration (Range: 7 to 24) Frequency (Range: 5 to 995) Please type text here Transform text to Morse Exit Ifeelpixel Morse Launch browser to Morse Encoder/Decoder webpage <TonarOpt> Grab this status bar to move the form Remote control the falcon with the mouse Reset TONAR settings to default Effect duration in Milliseconds Based on mouse direction, to avoid quick change: last position - new position must be > 4 pixels Horizontal direction Vertical direction buggy! Timer interval in Milliseconds Receive tactile Echo Send tactile effect and receive tactile Echo (recommended) Amplitude = size of window (width or height) \| Frequency drop with the distance Based on screen coordinates Height size of window to detect Width size of window to detect Enable vertical echo Enable Horizontal echo Time by Distance Speed in Milliseconds/100 pixels Window: Parent and Child Enable TONAR Disable TONAR <gridform> Allows to simulate the weight of an object Start the Grid effect only if Middle-Button is pressed Start the Grid effect only if Right-Button is pressed Start the Grid effect only if Left-Button is pressed Start the Grid effect even if mouse buttons are not pressed Start the Grid effect only if any button is pressed Close this window Framework that attracts or repels. Indicates position in a 2 dimensional space. \| Full Force Feedback device recommended Up-to-down visual based on Y-axis coordinates Left-to-right visual based on X-axis coordinates Left-to-right sound based on X-axis coordinates Up-to-down sound based on Y-axis coordinates Grab this status bar to move the form Framework that attracts or repels. Indicates position in a 3 dimensional space. \| Full Force Feedback device recommended Grid Z saturation (range: 0 to 9999) Grid Z strenght (range: 0 to 9999) Grid Z space in pixels Grid horizontal space in pixels Grid vertical space in pixels Grid horizontal strenght (range: 0 to 9999) Grid vertical strenght (range: 0 to 9999) Grid horizontal saturation (range: 0 to 9999) Grid vertical saturation (range: 0 to 9999) Offsets: The offsets allow you to adjust the position a grid will appear. Grid vertical offset in pixels Grid horizontal offset in pixels Z Spacing: Z spacing indicates the vertical space between grid lines or points. Horizontal Spacing: Horizontal spacing indicates the horizontal space between grid lines or points. Vertical Spacing: Vertical spacing indicates the vertical space between grid lines or points. Horizontal and Vertical Node Strengths:These parameters determine the strength of the grid snap forces in corresponding direction. Horizontal and Vertical Node Saturations: These parameters determine the maximum force of the grid snap forces in corresponding direction. Make a tactile grid manually (Enter settings below) Make a tactile grid automatically (Settings based on zoom size, strength percent, cursor speed range) tactile grid (invisible) <mainwindow> Grab this status bar to move the form Search keyword (selected in the listbox above) Randomize keywords in the listbox above Number of words found (Do not edit) Send keyword from clipboard to "Windows monitoring" (Warning: only windows caption including keyword will be activated and detected) Words List (Double-click to search a keyword) Search Pictures with Google Search sounds with FindSounds.com and Music Search the entire web with Google Number of clipboards in the listbox above (Do not edit) Number of characters in the textbox (Do not edit) Content of the most current clipboard (Shortcut to paste it: Ctrl + V, double click or click the 'paste' button) Maximum number of keywords to auto-search (Range: 0 to 9; 0 = disabled; Recommended: 1, 2 or 3) Search the entire Web for Pictures, Music and Sounds in background page Search files locally in your hard disk, filenames based on keywords Automaticaly parse strings and search keywords Maximum number of characters to auto-parse (Range: 1 to 9999, Recommended: 5000) Content of the selected clipboard Automatically keep old text contents in a listbox Old Clipboard - simple click to view the content - double click to copy again Search words with Thesaurus.com Search words with Dictionary.com Parse words in the textbox above (Maximum: 30000 characters) Sort words by Length (from High to Low length) Sort words by Frequency (from High to Low frequency) Numeric filter for the first keyword Maximum keyword length Minimum keyword length Content of the most current clipboard (Shortcut to paste it: Ctrl + V, double click or click the 'paste' button) Reset to start over Paste your current clipboard in the textbox above (Maximum: 30000 characters) Clear all clipboards (Privacy note: clipboards are automatically deleted at end of this session) Copy the selected content to your clipboard Launch your browser to our online search engine <WiiMote> Grab this status bar to move the form Reset Iterations Number to default Reset Duration Effect to default Reset Repeat Interval to default Reset Rumble Length to default Type a value (in milliseconds) to set the length of the rumble effect. Value 0 = Always Rumble, Values above 15 ms are recommended Rumble settings are based on cursor speed (Visual Feedback must be activated for Edge, Line, Corner) Start or stop the rumble feedback timer Type a value to set the interval (in milliseconds) between rumble effects. Value 0 = No interval, Values above 15 ms are recommended To specify that the effect repeated forever, check the Infinity Loop checkbox. The duration of the effect can be adjusted by typing a value (in milliseconds) into the Duration field. Value 0 = Infinite Iterations specifies how many times the effect should cycle when it is played. The arrows can be used to increment and decrement the value. Value 0 = Infinite Loop Get a Nintendo Wii Remote <FlashSpec> Grab this button to move the form Hide area <frmMain2> Grab this status bar to move the form Send window size to TONAR <FTrans> Grab this status bar to move the form Restore Opacity settings to default Opacity 100% for the main window (Normal window) Check to use the ColorKey translucency. Right-click anywhere on iFeelPixel software to grab the color under the cursor or enter the color's hexadecimal value Check to start auto-incrementing of the Alpha value. Use the scrollbars (Up/Down) to right, or navigation keys, to adjust the Alpha value. Close the opacity window <ColorSelector> Close this window Click to select Click to select Send to Clipboard Unselect the color Closest Web Safe Color Closest Web Safe Color, Click to select Keep app in focus Key 'S' to select color from screen System colors Darker Brighter <InfoSys> Copy Tactile Mobile informations to your clipboard Tactile Mobile informations Copy Novint informations to your clipboard Novint informations TouchSense informations Copy TouchSense informations to your clipboard System informations Copy system informations to your clipboard Grab this status bar to move the form
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<Form1> Cursor Behavior (Speed Motion) Normal Repel Attract Settings... Reset Adaptative edgeButton Adapt Strength % Threshold Check1 Command1 &Logo2 &Logo TouchSense Information Get Get Get Get No Info Version Plugin immersion: Desktop version: Mouse driver: Technology Name: Type Name: Product Name: LabelHeight2 LabelWidth2 LabelHeight LabelWidth Label12 Label12 OldLuminance www.ifeelpixel.com OldHuecap Label2 Oldsatcap Label1 Label1 Label1 Label1 Label1 Label1 Label1 Label1 Label1 Label1 Label2 &File Load Picture Files... Force Settings... Force Ressource... Application Data Folder Change Language Language List Export Language Get more Language Packs Monitoring selection Full Screen Window or Area... Clipboards Monitoring... Motion Detection (Recommended) Buttons Detection Mouse limitation Hide Limited Zone Show Limited Zone... Start-up Start with Windows Do not start with Windows Settings Enter Profile Name Export Current Settings Import Backup Settings Reset Settings to Default Delete File Settings Save Settings on Exit Visual Force Feedback Haptic Feedback Rumble Feedback (Wiimote) Vibro-Tactile Feedback (VibeTonz) Tactile Feedback (TouchSense) Full Force Feedback (Novint Falcon) Auditory Feedback Sound Card Feedback Internal Speakers Narrator Voices Multimodal (All) Exit &View Standard Compact Minimal Hide Main Display Stay on top Center of Screen Opacity window... Splash Screen Desktop composition Disable desktop Composition via Registry Enable Aero Disable Aero (Recommended) CPU Priority Normal (Safe) High (Recommended) Real Time (Warning!) Optimize Memory Reduce Memory Usage 25% of RAM (fast) 50% of RAM 75% of RAM (slow) Control Panel American Sign Language TouchSense Information &Options Edge, Line, Corner detection... Color Detection... Grid Generation... Texture Generation... Keyboard Piano... Morse Engine... TONAR... Metronome System... Narrator... WiiFeelPixel... Novint Falcon... Tactile Mobile... GlovePIE Novint Falcon... Oscilloscope... Open all options Close all options &Help Online User Manual Software Updates Read Me Shortcuts Forum, blog and newsgroup Comments and suggestions Bug Report... Contact Author via Email via Website Frequently Asked Questions Hardware Requirements Technical Support Contribute About iFeelPixel software... Move Minimize Close Show/Hide iFeelPixel... Start/Stop Effects Stop all effects temporarily Edge Line Corner Color Grid Texture Keyboard Piano Morse Engine TONAR Metronome System iFeelSmiley Start iFeelPixel Stop iFeelPixel Cursor Behavior Attraction Normal Repulsion Main Menus File... View... Options... Help... Monitor Full Screen Window or Area Clipboard Activity About iFeelPixel... Exit <TactileMobile> Stop Playing Effect Advanced IVT Effects Save IVT Pause Effect Resume Effect Load Browse... Edit Play Effect Use external IVT file Use built-in IVT file Max Duration Effect Duration Advanced Effect Max Nested Repeats Max IVT Size Repeat Timeline Effect State: not playing IVT Effect Type External IVT File Path IVT Effect Name Stop All Playing Effects Simple Effects Periodic Effect MagSweep Effect Resume Effect Pause Effect Modify Effect Play Effect Magnitude Period (in ms) Duration (in ms) INFINITE Envelope Attack Time Attack Level Fade Time Fade Level ms ms Wave Shape not playing State: Style Devices Set Device Priority error 0 0 0 Device(s) Actuator Unknown? 0 Effect slots Device Capabilities error 0 Device State NOT ATTACHED? 0 License Key 0 Attached Device(s) VibeTonz commands Reinitialize VibeTonz Enumerate Devices Enable/Disable Effects Reset License Key Save Mobile Settings Restore Mobile Settings Reset Mobile Settings Device Priority See Priority Increase Priority Decrease Priority Vibetonz Service Start VibeTonz Service Stop VibeTonz Service Open Device Close Device Terminate Device Help Activesync/Mobile device center Installation and device connection USB Advanced Network Functionality Immersion VibeTonz Service Start Immersion VibeTonz Service Stop Immersion VibeTonz Service Download VibeTonz Studio (Required) Download VibeTonz Ressources Bug Report... Minimize Close <edgeform> Validate Default Corner detection (Very Sensitive) Upper-left Lower-right Upper-right Lower-left Save Settings Restore Settings Line detection (Sensitive) Vertical Oblique - 45° Oblique 45° Horizontal Default Edge detection Method Periodic Effect Edge Detector for image Edge Detector for text Constant Force Sobel Exciting Adventure LumiCap LumiCap2 &Menu Force Setting... Sound Keyboard... Reset Settings &Help About Online description Minimize Close <frmAbout> Set User Credits / End User License Agreement Check Update OK &Bug report... Immersion Corporation patents Software version code: Software user name: iFeelPixel Organisation technology Minimize Close <textureform> Validate OK presets Click OK texture Click Texture Elements Texture Detector 90° Texture Detector 0° Fixed Magnitude: Locked All 9 All 5 above Spot Edge Spot and Ripple Edge and Ripple Level And Ripple Save Preset Texture Settings Neg bump width Pos bump width Neg bump space Pos bump space Axis: All 4 below Ripple Level And Edge Level And Spot Edge and Spot Human Body Filter Positive Magnitude: Magnitude Amplificator: Positive Mag Negative Mag &Menu Save Preset Delete Preset Force Settings... Sound keyboard... Restore texture settings Save texture settings Reset texture settings &Help About texture More info about texture How to save texture settings? Minimize Close <Library> Sound playback speed Reset 1% 200% Frame1 Check1 Check1 Check1 Check1 Clear Clear Step 2: choose feature and options Stop timer Start timer Random detection Shuffle Unselect Feature Repeat Reset Reset Reset Reset Timer Random All Audio channels Auto-Function: Path Immersion Force Ressource file: Select the feature: Tactile effect: Monitoring: Step 1: choose tactile effect or media file Unselect Customize Randomize Randomize Clear Remove Down Shuffle Stop Play Load IFR2 Load IFR Kill Duplicates (doubles) Unselect file Up a. Select drive and folder: b. Select file: c. Select effect: IFR file: &Menu Stop all effects! Reload Immersion Plugin Color Options... Keyboard Piano Options... Save settings Restore settings Reset settings to default &Links Immersion Force Ressource TouchWare Desktop TouchSense Drivers Web Search &Help Drive, folder and file Feature, options and path Immersion Studio support top Randomize Effect Minimize Close <MetroForm> Motion detection Click Double Simple Mouse Middle Button Left Button Right Button AutoClick Automatic metronome settings Restore Save Reset Settings Start Tone: Tempo: 251 BPM Menu Monitor Selection... Sound keyboard... Reset Settings Help About Metronome Online Description Minimize Close <SpeechForm> Reset settings Restore Settings Save Settings Clipboard to Speech Windows Caption Parent Child Read text Do not read text Command4 Reset Available voices: Microsoft Say text from clipboard Stop speaking Say Words Above Color Detection Do not say color Say color Download Microsoft Speech Api and TTS engines www.ifeelpixel.com Speed: Menu Reset Settings Help About Narrator Minimize Close <frmMainCap> Window Selection High Precision Show Shortcut Menu Change Mouse Shortcut: Keyboard Shortcut: Class Name: Caption: Select the window by dragging the Specify Tool over a window to select it, then releasing the mouse button when ready. Also, you can type to identify windows, buttons or class. Specify Tool: Area Selection Resize Area... Select the area by dragging the Select Tool over the screen, then releasing the mouse button when ready. Select Tool: Top Left Label12 Bottom Right Window details Done Window Information &Enable &Disable Height: Width: Rect: hWnd: www.ifeelpixel.com &Settings and Flashing Full Screen Selection Save Settings Restore Settings Automatic Invisibility &Flash Window Enable &Hilite &Show Zoom Flash Area Done Reset Settings &Options Zoom 1:1 Zoom 2:1 Zoom 3:1 Zoom 4:1 Zoom 5:1 Clear Clipboard at Shutdown &Capture Image &Screen Shot Selected &Window &Zoom Window &Area 16 x 16 32 x 32 48 x 48 Drag Custom Area Modify Fixed Area To Clipboard To File Minimize Close <MouseStat> Cursor Speed Motion (Acceleration or Deceleration) Lock Advanced Textures Negative Motion Decrease (per Pixel NOT detected) Positive Negative Positive Motion Increase (per Pixel detected): Save Settings Restore Settings Reset settings Cursor Speed Range Control both sliders Maximum Speed: Minimum Speed: Cursor Data Swap buttons Buttons swapped Acceleration Deceleration Speed (m/sec): 0,0 Speed (pixel/centisec): 0 Total distance (m): 0,746 Total distance (pixel): 2821 Position: 1380, 508 (1680 * 1050) File Application Data Folder Control Panel Block Mouse Hide Mouse Registry Keys Mouse Acceleration Enable (Simple Speed) Disable (Double Speed) Disable (Quadruples Speed) Reset Settings Options Novint Falcon Settings... Sound Keyboard... Texture Settings... Help What is 3D Touch? What is Pseudo-Haptic? Cursor Behavior Support Design Interfaces you can Touch Disable 'Enhance pointer precision' Minimize Close <frmMiniPiano> Automatic Volume Read character Automatic Instrument selection TestPressedCheck Automatic Pitch value Record Play Save Load TestPressed LabelCode Type text in this textbox ^^^ and watch it get typed here vvv Instrument: Pitch: Channel: Volume: &Menu Stop all notes Stop MIDI engine (only for emergency) Save piano settings Restore piano settings Reset piano settings &Help Help for piano Online Description Minimize Close <colorform> &Single Pixel Selection 3x3 Pixel Average 5x5 Pixel Average Color effects (Only for Immersion TouchSense Devices) Reset Reset Reset Reset Reset Reset Reset Reset Clear All Reset colors Immersion Force Ressource path: Color: Black Green Red Blue Purple Orange Pink Yellow Tactile Effect: RGB call Color Detector Luminance Saturation Hue Intensity Validate Red Green Blue Negative Filter threshold Filter RGB Luminance: Saturation: Hue: Pixel Intensity: HSL Luminance Saturation Feel darker pixel Hue &Menu Advanced Color Selector... Save Settings Restore Settings Sound Settings... Force Settings... Reset Settings &Help About Color Online description Minimize Close <frmSysTray> &Popup &Open iFeelPixel <Novint_Form> Grip Position (in millimeters): Relative Absolute Position Z Position Y Position X All Positions Control Magnifier with Position Z Manual Timer Reset Ratio RelativePosition Direction Direction Direction Label1 Ratio Grip/Mouse Absolute Relative Min / Max Absolute Position Min. Position Max. Position Current Force Applied (in newtons): Helps user to control cursor (Add Force Y, Z) All Forces Force Z Force Y Force X Allow Negative Value Apply Force Forces Uninitialized [0 0 0] Buttons Pressions: Buttons Selection Automatic / Manual Absolute / Relative Axis Force Grip Position Shortcut Menu Secondary effects Mouse Control Primary effects Top Button: Left Button Center Button Right Button Any Button Unpressed Unpressed Unpressed Unpressed Unpressed Driver Grip Version: Error Code Error Description Servo Not Initialized Not Calibrated Not Ready Falcon Version: Not Connected Velocity, Speed and Acceleration (in meters per second): No Mass Reset Value Automatic Force Feedback: Mass All Axis X Axis Y Axis Z Axis Acceleration Spring Damper Speed Velocity Acceleration Falcon Commands Uninitialize Falcon Initialize Falcon Synchronize Falcon Control Mouse Gravity Compensation Clear Forces Force Settings... Restore Settings Save Settings Reset Falcon Settings Help and Support Novint Website (Advanced Product Group) Falcon Army (Users community) Hardware Requirement Software Requirement Calibrating the Falcon Novint Falcon FAQs Haptic Video Game Report bug... Minimize Close <Capture> Limit No Limit Full Screen Move Hide <MorseMain> Read character Internal Speaker Sound Enabled Sound Disabled Reset settings All Clipboard Copy Morse Clear Reset Keystroke to Morse Copy Text Stop Sending &Pause Reset Reset Text Morse Restore Settings Save Settings Keep Morse window on Top Exit Maximum Character Length: File to OCR Magnitude Duration Frequency Frequency : Online Morse Encoder/Decoder Menu Reset Settings Help About Morse Online description Minimize Close <TonarOpt> Remote Control Reset settings Restore Settings Save Settings Force of the Effect ms Duration: Direction and Position Reverse Direction Coordinates Vertical: Horizontal: Timing ms Refresh: Echo Feedback Passive Active Window Selection Screen Size Vertical Check1 Check1 Horizontal Speed of the effect ms 100 pixels: Each window Keep Tonar on Top Start Stop Menu Force Settings... Window Tools... Monitor Selection... Reset Settings Help About TONAR Online Description TeamViewer Minimize Close <gridform> Weight Simulator Grid generated with Middle-Button Grid generated with Right-Button Grid generated with Left-Button Grid generated on Full Screen Grid generated with any button Validate Grid Additional Grid Settings Visual Settings Vertical Direction (Y-axis) Horizontal Direction (X-axis) Sound Settings Horizontal Direction (X-axis) Vertical Direction(Y-axis) OKgridClick Tactile Grid Tactile Settings Offset Space Strenght Saturation Apply manual settings: Apply automatic settings &Menu Monitor Selection... Sound keyboard... Force Settings... Restore grid settings Save grid settings Reset grid settings &Help About grid More about grid Minimize Close <mainwindow> Search word Randomize unload Filter windows caption with keyword Search the web for Pictures Search the web for Music and Sounds Search the entire Web Web Search Local Search Auto-Parse / Search Monitor clipboard activity Thesaurus Dictionary Parse Length Frequency Numeric filter Simple reset Paste Clear Copy text Words found: iFeelPixel online search &Menu Paste Clipboard Viewer Delete selected clipboard Clear all clipboards Save Settings Reset settings to default Restore Settings &Help Search / Internet / Firewall Minimize Close <WiiMote> Rumble Feedback Settings Reset Number Reset Duration Reset Repeat Reset Length Automatic settings (edge, line, corner, color, texture) Timer Start Infinite Loop Rumble Length: Repeat Interval: Duration Effect: Iterations Number: WiiMote &Menu Start Rumble Stop Rumble WiinRemote Save Settings Restore Settings Reset Settings &Help Hardware Requirement How to connect Wiimote? Wii Cursors Minimize Close <FlashSpec> Move Hide <frmMain2> Invisible Command1 Auto Mode On Top Set Parent Text Set Window Text Click, Drag, then Release Window Details Reset Spy Right: Bottom: Left: Top: Width: Height: [none] Parent hWnd: [none] Parent Text: [none] [none] [none] [none] Parent Class: Class: Text: Handle (hWnd): <FTrans> Reset Opaque Use &ColorKey &Opacity Demo Close Color&Key Value: As you adjust the Alpha Value downward, using the scrollbars (up/down) below, the main form will become progressively more translucent. For your benefit the lower bound has been set to 50, to prevent the form from disappearing altogether and the opacity settings are never saved. Press the Escape key or the Opaque button to normalize the main window. Note: only for Windows 2000 or XP (Operating System version capable of transparent windows). Important! Read the following: &Alpha Value: Minimize Close <ColorSelector> Close Selected color Clipboard Unselect Black Long Hex Web Alphabetical Spectral alice blue antique white TOGGLE COLOR NAMES &Picker 'S' Darker Brighter 10/Feb/2010 aquamarine beige black blue violet brown cadet blue chocolate cornflower blue crimson dark blue dark goldenrod dark grey dark magenta dark orange dark red dark sea green dark slate grey dark violet deep sky blue dodger blue floral white fuchsia ghost white goldenrod green honeydew indian red ivory lavender blush lawn green light blue light cyan light green light pink light sea green light slate grey light yellow lime green linen maroon medium blue medium purple medium slate blue medium turquoise midnight blue misty rose navajo white oldlace olive orange pale goldenrod pale turquoise papayawhip peru plum purple rosy brown saddle brown sandy brown seashell silver slate blue snow steel blue teal tomato violet white smoke yellow green azure bisque blanched almond blue burlywood chartreuse coral cornsilk cyan dark cyan dark green dark khaki dark olive green dark orchid dark salmon dark slate blue dark turquoise deep pink dim grey firebrick forest green gainsboro gold green yellow grey hot pink indigo khaki lavender lemon chiffon light coral light goldenrod light grey light salmon light sky blue light steel blue lightish grey lime magenta medium aquamarine medium orchid medium sea green medium spring green medium violet red mint cream moccasin navy olive drab orange red orchid pale green pale violet red peach puff pink powder blue red royal blue salmon sea green sienna sky blue slate grey spring green tan thistle turquoise wheat white yellow <InfoSys> Tactile Mobile informations Copy Tactile Mobile info to clipboard Novint informations Copy Novint informations to clipboard TouchSense informations Copy TouchSense info to clipboard System informations Copy System informations to clipboard Know issues Send bug report Send an Email to report bug Minimize Close
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<frmAbout> Brought to you by iFeelPixel Association Interactive Accessibility via Haptic Technology Send comments and requests to: software [at] ifeelpixel.com The iFeelPixel Development Team would like to thank the following companies (in alphabetical order): - Compuvisor Store (Leon) - Immersion Corporation (Robert Heubel, Jason Fleming, Erin Ramsay) - INRIA (Anatole Lécuyer) - Logitech (Ritche Corpus) - Novint Technologies (Bill Anderson, Jonathan Miller, Tom Anderson, Christopher McGeorge, John Tsoupanarias) - Philips (peter.b.l.meijer) - Regional Counsel PACA (Service Solidarity) - Software Defender (Anton Dubina) - WiinRemote (Tokkyo Nakamura) The iFeelPixel Development Team is: (last names withheld to protect confidentiality) - Frederic P. - Christelle D. - Nicolas B. - Eric L. With additional support from: - Quentin S. - Alexandre A. - Sébastien R. - Philipe B. Language translation: - Metiya O. iFeelPixel Association would also like to thank all the PC users out there who valued haptic technology enough to demand this product and the volunteers who helped test and shape its development with their comments. Without them there would be no iFeelPixel. Thanks also to developers sharing open source code. And...THANK YOU for using iFeelPixel! ------------------------------------------------------ iFeelPixel TactileWare Universal multimodal interface access Haptic Feedback and Auditory Feedback based on Pictures Elements Activated with Immersion TouchSense/VibeTonz Technology Optimized for the Novint Falcon 3D Haptic Touch (Basic Edition of iFeelPixel is free for Novint Falcon Users) Special offer: Use the referral code "ifeelpixel" to get 20% off a novint falcon bundle! Made in France (Europe) by iFeelPixel Association, in collaboration with INRIA (NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH IN COMPUTER SCIENCE AND CONTROL) "Visual Force Feedback" technology is protected by a french patent (number: 0311302) and by international pending patents. (C) Copyright iFeelPixel Association, all rights reserved, protected by: Inter Deposit Digital Number (IDDN) certificate from Agency for the Protection of Programs (R) iFeelPixel is a legal trademark registered at INPI For more legal informations, please visit: http://www.ifeelpixel.com/about iFeelPixel Association, Novint Technologies and Immersion Corporation are independent. ----------------------------------------------------- iFeelPixel SOFTWARE END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT IMPORTANT-READ CAREFULLY: Be sure to carefully read and understand all of the rights and restrictions described in this End-User License Agreement ("EULA"). You will be asked to review and either accept or not accept the terms of the EULA. 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Fix For Non English Users issue: International compatibility with international version of MicroSoft Windows

iFeelPixel Software for non-English users

ATTENTION non-English computer users...
If you are using a non-English computer system, iFeelPixel may experience errors due to incompatible localized language settings. This can cause Boolean values to be translated to a language other than English which prevents the application from working properly by creating invalid statements and registry settings.

To correct this problem, you must create one or more zero-length text file with the following file names (depending on the language your computer is using) and place it in the iFeelPixel application directory.

vb6FR.dll (French)
vb6DE.dll (German)
vb6IT.dll (Italy)
vb6JP.dll (Japan)
vb6KO.dll (Korean)
vb6ES.dll (Spain)
vb6CHS.dll (Chinese)
vb6CHT.dll (Chinese - Traditional)

AND, you must also create a zero-length text file with the following name and place it in the iFeelPixel application directory.

ifeelpixel.exe.local

These empty "dummy" files will prevent iFeelPixel from using the localized language settings and keep all activity in English. Note: theses files increase the CPU process of iFeelPixel executable and may slow down the iFeelPixel application. Use them with caution.

Download the international package for iFeelPixel

It may also be necessary to clean up any registry settings that were stored for iFeelPixel that might have been translated to a language other than English. To check your registry settings for iFeelPixel open the system registry using the Windows regedit.exe application and review the settings under the following key.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\iFeelPixel

All entries under this key should be in English. For example, if any are French (Vrai or Faux) then they need to be changed to English (True or False).