TouchDesigner Webcam Photo Emailer
Budget: €250 – €750 EUR
I'm looking for a developer to create a project within TouchDesigner.
The overall goal of the project is to take a picture from the video input field and send it to their email after they input a valid email address.
Here's a more detailed breakdown of what I'm looking for:
- **Webcam Photo Capture**: We already have a module with image real-time process, we need just to be able to take photos in after X seconds after a trigger, for this project, it can be "spacebar"
- **User Email Interaction**: Once the photo is taken, I would like the program to prompt the user to input their email address. This should be a basic input field, with no email validation or captcha required.
- **Email Confirmation**: After the user has inputted their email address, the program should send the photo to the provided email. Upon successful delivery, a success message should be displayed to the user.
Ideal candidates should have experience with:
- TouchDesigner
- Basic email sending functionality
- Basic user interface design and interaction
The overall goal of the project is to take a picture from the video input field and send it to their email after they input a valid email address.
Here's a more detailed breakdown of what I'm looking for:
- **Webcam Photo Capture**: We already have a module with image real-time process, we need just to be able to take photos in after X seconds after a trigger, for this project, it can be "spacebar"
- **User Email Interaction**: Once the photo is taken, I would like the program to prompt the user to input their email address. This should be a basic input field, with no email validation or captcha required.
- **Email Confirmation**: After the user has inputted their email address, the program should send the photo to the provided email. Upon successful delivery, a success message should be displayed to the user.
Ideal candidates should have experience with:
- TouchDesigner
- Basic email sending functionality
- Basic user interface design and interaction