A java-based method to write Affective data from the Epoc to a text file! Usable with Unity!
This program uses the .osc method of writing plain text data of the User's affective state in an Emotiv EPOC headset to a given file over port 7400. I used this class in my thesis to be interpreted as a text file by the Unity Engine. An alternative file could be a .xml file.
- Compatible with all 5 of the major Affective measurements on the EPOC; Excitement, Boredom, Long Term Excitement, Meditation and Frustration
- Can alternatively be designed to print to console instead.
- No GUI needed.
- Usable with UnityEngine, or other 3d Graphics Engines.
- Lightweight code in Java.
- Given the right tags, this program is compatible with all the other measurements too, such as Winking Left and Right, Furrowing, Raising Brows, Smiling, Clenching Teeth.
- Java files
- Runs over local network, default is port 7400.
- OSC library files designed by Andreas Schlegel http://www.sojamo.de/libraries/oscP5
Find out what the headset is, and does here: https://www.emotiv.com/epoc/
Clone the repo and install yourself. WARNING: You may have to alter the imports in a way that oscP5 and netP5 can be seen by the file, and even the package name.
- 1.0
- Went public and allowed forking. This program was created many years ago, so this is the final version.
Distributed under the MIT license. See LICENSE for more information.
If you see an issue, an efficiency that could be made, or an improvement, program away! Fork it if you like (https://github.com/Cselwood/EmotivEpocAffectiveData/fork)