I also uploaded a new release of the library to the google code site containing example files for the following:

• TuioManager
• TuioClient
• GestureManager
• TuioDebug

You can also download them separately here. Though you will need 0.71 for them to properly work.

I also generated a new ASDoc from the current release which you can see online here or download from google code.

Have fun checking out the new stuff and let me know if you run into any problems.

This release is all about events dispatched by the TuioManager. You can read this article to get started wit hthis fancy new class.

I will also update all the older articles in the following days so they make sense again in context of the new release.

I also added a first raw version of the ASDoc to the Documentary section. Right now it is just for overview purposes and there are a lot of things in it that shouldn't and most of the explanations are very short and without any examples or whatsoever.

Now a bit on things to come:

• UDP support: I already received some requests to support the new UDP classes in Air 2.0 and it will definitely be in one of the future releases although I'll probably wait for the Flash CS5 beta. So blame Adobe ...
• Native Multitouch: Another thing tied to the CS5 Beta is the dispatching of the new multitouch events introduced in flash 10.1 but it will be supported sooner or later in a way. Also I might modify the new TouchEvent so that it resembles the actual flash.events.TouchEvent or just use that one instead.
• ASDoc: My major priority right now is cleaning up the ASDoc to a level it is actually usable if you haven't coded a Tuio library yourself xD
• RTMFP: I am still hoping that one day the protocol will be reverse engineered so UDP can also be used in normal flash projects and not just Air.

That's it for now, have fun and please write me if you have any problems or happen to rouse some bugs.

"Tuio as3 library" - This is a brief article about our library. How it is designed and what its features are.

"Guides" - Here you currently will find two guides on how to use the library and how to fix common problems. We will of course add more articles to that section.

The "Documentation" section is currently pretty empty but the main article on the library and the guides should be all you need for now if you just want to port an old project or start a project based on the library.

You can find the library's latest revision here. We will also add a downloadable package soon.

So stay tuned.

P.S. There is now a board up -> take me there