Thanks for the response! I managed to get hold of a kinect 360 and I can confirm it does indeed work straight out of the box (with my ten years old macbook pro). Fun stuff. Pity NiMate is discontinued, I'll post back if I find a substitute.

Hi dear.

Starting from the last question, two models of kinect were released. Owing both, I'd opt for the second one, with better performances. I can't be precise enough, but I have in mind that the second version at a certain time splitted in two subversion: for windows and for Xbox. I can' tell this for sure, you should investigate further. Anyway, mine has a USB 3.0 cable with which you can connect to the mac. An other cable from the kinect has a normal electric plug. Coming to Vuo - you can easily grab color, depth and infrared image from the device with "Receive Kinect v2 Image". There's a feature request to develop a node to input skeletal tracking data, but at this time it's not yet available in Vuo. You can achieve that data, if it's what you need, through an external app that's able to send them via OSC, and receive them in Vuo trough a receive OSC node. I did it with Delicode NiMate but it seems to be discontinued, hopefully there's some other software available for this job.

regards michele

thanks for replying. as i read here, it is possible to integrate a vuo app in xcode code. then it should be possible to route vuo inputs to exact ffgl inputs. do you know where i can find a good start point for this way?