Let's begin with what all I tried at my end that didn't work . 1. Direct Implementation of Ruby Client within Sketchup - Didn't work due to the Ruby API's limitation under SketchUp. 2. pyGE_touch - Tried to hack around Win32COM interface to make SketchUp respond to pyGE like script. Didn't workout just because we don't have a COM interface in SketchUp's API. 3. Using the SKSocket class - Though it showed some initial success the if the SKSocket was buffering and finally flushed the data all at once, this wasn't the best of experiences. As per the blogpost on http://touchaddict.blogspot. com/2009/06/some-changes-to- strategy.html its explianed how it worked for a while- gave me a lot of hope, but eventually failed. That's what finally gave some hope to move on. 4. Finally since the time was short, we thought of an option(with Colin) that we could connect TUIO to SketchUp using a Text file logger . got some success in getting this done. Alth
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