How to use the kinect2.HandState function in kinect2
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kinectron / kinectron / app / kinectron-app.js View on Github 
function updateHandState(context, handState, jointPoint) {
var HANDCLOSEDCOLOR = "red";
var HANDOPENCOLOR = "green";
var HANDLASSOCOLOR = "blue";
switch (handState) {
case Kinect2.HandState.closed:
drawHand(context, jointPoint, HANDCLOSEDCOLOR);
break;
case Kinect2.HandState.open:
drawHand(context, jointPoint, HANDOPENCOLOR);
break;
case Kinect2.HandState.lasso:
drawHand(context, jointPoint, HANDLASSOCOLOR);
break;
}
}function updateHandState(context, handState, jointPoint) {
switch (handState) {
case Kinect2.HandState.closed:
drawHand(context, jointPoint, HANDCLOSEDCOLOR);
break;
case Kinect2.HandState.open:
drawHand(context, jointPoint, HANDOPENCOLOR);
break;
case Kinect2.HandState.lasso:
drawHand(context, jointPoint, HANDLASSOCOLOR);
break;
}
}function updateHandState(context, handState, jointPoint) {
switch (handState) {
case Kinect2.HandState.closed:
drawHand(context, jointPoint, HANDCLOSEDCOLOR);
break;
case Kinect2.HandState.open:
drawHand(context, jointPoint, HANDOPENCOLOR);
break;
case Kinect2.HandState.lasso:
drawHand(context, jointPoint, HANDLASSOCOLOR);
break;
}
}kinect2
Nodejs library to access the kinect 2 data from the official MS SDK
