The Eye Tribe

hi there, i am performing calibration process sometime when it fails or error degree is very high then i am trying to recalibrate it.. but it shows..

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Request FAILED
Category: calibration
Request: start
StatusCode: 403
StatusMessage: Calibration already in progress


i called Calibration abort also but it seems doesn't work.

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CalibrationHandler handler = new CalibrationHandler();
      if(!GazeManager.getInstance().isCalibrating()){
      GazeManager.getInstance().calibrationStart(9, handler);
      }else{
         System.out.println(" not started : "+GazeManager.getInstance().isCalibrating());
         GazeManager.getInstance().calibrationAbort();
         System.out.println(" still calibrating  : "+GazeManager.getInstance().isCalibrating());
        
         GazeManager.getInstance().calibrationStart(9, handler);
        
      }


When you have initiated a calibration process with a call to GazeManager.calibrationStart(...) then the process is ongoing until either the ICalibrationProcessHandler.onCalibrationResult() returns a successful calibration or you as a developer call GazeManager.calibrationAbort(). You cannot start a new calibration though GazeManager.calibrationStart(...) before either of these two have occoured.

If the ICalibrationProcessHandler.onCalibrationResult() return an unsuccessful calibration, then it is up to you as a developer to define what calibrationpoint(s) that you would like to resample. The logic involved in doing this may be different from one implementation to another due to different needs in a given setup.

Several examples of handling calibrationpoint resampling is available in our samples. Try taking a look at the OnCalibrationResult of our C# samples here. You can also take a look at the OnCalibrationResult process in our Unity sample here.

Best of luck

BR,
Anders

hello sir,

i have done it by deactivating and reactivating the Gazemanager and working great. am i making it wrong ?

Hi

The approach you describe is not the intended usage of the SDK. You should refer to the code I linked to in my last post instead.

BR,
Anders