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Here is a nice solution using the official SDK, but even if you're not, it can be very (!) helpful (it was for me): You should take a look at the (free) code available here <a href="http://www.apress.com/9781430241041" rel="nofollow">Beginning Kinect Programming with the Microsoft Kinect SDK sample code</a> you click on "Source Code/Downloads" and what's is going to interest you in the sample is the Chapter 6 (name of the folder). Basically they're using a static class <code>KinectInput</code> that allow to raise new event like <code>KinectCursorEnterEvent</code>, there is a cursor manager <code>KinectCursorManager</code> which does almost everything get the hand position/update the cursor ... and They use an adorner to put the cursor, with the <code>FrameworkElement</code> you want as a cursor. They implement the <code>HoverButton</code> you're talking about. It fires the click event after a timer elapsed (timer launched when the <code>KinectCursorEnterEvent</code> occured). The solution they propose is elegant, and allow an easy implementation of nice controls. You can easily modify the code to handle the two cursor (that's the value-added of the Kinect, isn't it?) having an Enumeration <code>CursorSide</code>: <pre><code>public enum CursorSide { Left, Right } </code></pre> and modifyong only the <code>KinectCursorManager</code> having a Dictionary of capacity 2, and the enumeration being the Key, and having a pointer on the elemtn under the cursor for each hand: <pre><code> private Dictionary<CursorSide, CursorAdorner> _cursorAdorner; private UIElement _lastElementOverRightHand; private UIElement _lastElementOverLeftHand; </code></pre> But before you have to remove the part of the code that does the selection of the primaryHand (basically the hand closest to the Kinect). I hope this can help somebody :-] The book is very interesting, you can buy it for a few bucks.
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