4.10 Gestural interfaces and interactions: allow for "remapping" of gestures #34
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@cdpatnoe We are very interested in gestural remapping - and the setting of user preferences in a fluid/customisable way. |
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We have flagged Gestural mapping here https://www.w3.org/TR/xaur/#gestural-interfaces-and-interactions Are you asking about explicitly providing simpler gestures where there already exists some kind of gestural configuration? A way of remapping further? |
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Yes, I see this as a corollary to button mapping for game controllers.
You'll never get it right for everyone, so why not allow people to remap to
what's possible for them?
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We have flagged Gestural mapping here
https://www.w3.org/TR/xaur/#gestural-interfaces-and-interactions
Are you asking about explicitly providing simpler gestures where there
already exists some kind of gestural configuration? A way of remapping
further?
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@cdpatnoe Can you expand on the user need here?And if possible the technical requirements as you see them? I'm trying to get a sense for how to articulate this, thanks. |
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The goal is simple: if you have a physical gesture (say move you hand
across your face to cancel), provide an option to remap it to a gesture
that someone can do - what if they can't raise their hand enough to be
registered, Does that help?
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@cdpatnoe <https://github.com/cdpatnoe> Can you expand on the user need
here?And if possible the technical requirements as you see them? I'm trying
to get a sense for how to articulate this, thanks.
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Thanks @cdpatnoe FYI this was only briefly discussed in Research Questions Task Force I plan to bring it back to the task force at tomorrows meeting. |
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Discussed further in RQTF https://www.w3.org/2020/06/17-rqtf-minutes.html - there may be a need for dynamic re-mapping of interactions as needed. Like virtual switch key remapping on the fly so this does indicate a new requirement. |
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@cdpatnoe Have added NEW REQUIREMENT to second draft : REQ 9c: Allow for the re-mapping of gestures to associate different actions with different input types or gestures. This may be a virtual switch that can map to new macros on the fly. This will allow the user to change defaults and employ gestures to carry out new actions offered by the immersive environment as required. |
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That's great to hear, thank you!
Sent via a mobile device, apologies for misspellings and terseness
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@cdpatnoe <https://github.com/cdpatnoe> Have added NEW REQUIREMENT to
second draft : REQ 9c: Allow for the re-mapping of gestures to associate
different actions with different input types or gestures. This may be a
virtual switch that can map to new macros on the fly. This will allow the
user to change defaults and employ gestures to carry out new actions
offered by the immersive environment as required.
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Similar to the ability to remap controls for a controller, gestural interfaces should allow for people with mobility or fine motor control problems to remap to a simpler gesture. Perhaps different gestures could be allowed for a given interaction
(note: the title of the section may be confusing me, gestures are such a broad interaction method, not just impacting blind - perhaps this could be part or 4.5?)
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