 Learning Cornerstone SDK | |
| Setting up a Development Environment | This page describes how to setup a development environment to use with Cornerstone |
| Trackers and Applications | Cornerstone has two fundamental main concepts: tracker and application |
| Widgets | |
| Attributes | Attributes are dynamic named properties that can be added to objects in Cornerstone |
| Event System | Cornerstone includes an event-passing framework that is used to deliver information on object activity |
| Rendering Engine | Cornerstone renderer is a multi-threaded rendering engine offering most of the functionality described in OpenGL 3.2 Core Profile specification |
| Operators | It is a common situation that a Widget needs some extra behaviour that would require deriving a new widget class and overriding some of the virtual functions |
| Animation | Cornerstone provides an easy way to create animated UIs |
| CSS | Cascading Style Sheets, CSS for short, is a style sheet language which uses simple semantics to describe the appearance of content |
| JavaScript in Cornerstone | Cornerstone includes JavaScript support for the development and debugging of applications |
| JavaScript Reference | |
| Plugins | Plugins are objects that are loaded during runtime from dynamic libraries |
| Audio Configuration | Cornerstone SDK provides an audio-processing engine called Resonant |
| Loading Content | Loading content like image, video, audio or text files is typically a part of any Cornerstone application |
| Web Browser | Currently there are two different web browsers in Cornerstone |
| Standard Command Line Arguments | Cornerstone applications have a set of common command line arguments |
| Migration Guide | Migrating applications written in Cornerstone 1.2 require changes before they can be compiled with Cornerstone 2.0 |
| Known Issues | A list of known issues with Cornerstone SDK is below: |
| Changelog | List of changes between different versions of Cornerstone SDK are detailed below |
| Using Third Party Hardware with Cornerstone | MultiTouch Cornerstone works with all 3rd party touch displays that support the following interface standards: |
| Using Third Party Software with Cornerstone | MultiTouch Cornerstone can output tracking information using different protocols, like TUIO and XML |
| Third Party Software Components in Cornerstone | Third-party software components that are distributed with MultiTouch Cornerstone are described below |
| Building Cornerstone from Source Code | Starting with Cornerstone 2.0.3, the source code for Cornerstone is provided with the SDK |
 Deprecated List |
