There is a link to instructions, an example, and a downloadable video on using connect with Greenfoot at the bottom of the 'Documentation' page in the section 'Going Further'.

Hi DanPost, By looking code belonging to some of the existing kinect project's i was able to connect to the kinect Server using a Socket , and i was receiving some constant-continuous data but couldn't figure out how to decode the received data and how to send the request to the kinect server. Any inputs or guidance will be much appreciated Thanks in advance :)

Hi danpost, By looking at the code belonging to some of the existing kinect project's i was able to connect to the kinect Server using a Socket , and i was receiving some constant-continuous data but couldn't figure out how to decode the received data and how to send the request to the kinect server. Any inputs or guidance will be much appreciated Thanks

I have not guidance to give in this regard as I have not dealt with Kinect personally. However, you should review the instructions given to make sure you have done everything properly. I find step 5 a bit unclear in the instructions. I do not know if that is actually an 'install' step or an added step meaning to start using your installed set-up from steps 1 through 4.

Danpost: I didn't write those instructions but I believe step 5 means you should download the Greenfoot kinect examples (the link is provided just below the instructions), as these example scenarios contain classes which communicate with the Greenfoot Kinect server (from step 4). judemartin: I believe you could use the example scenarios as a starting point. There's no real need to write code to communicate with the Kinect server using a socket as you can use the code in the example scenarios which does that for you. It sounds like you have this code and are essentially trying to re-create it. So to answer your question: I think the answer is that you should copy the KinectClient class, and any classes it depends upon (i'm not clear which those are, sorry) from one of the example projects into your existing working game, and then use the KinectClient class methods to access the Kinect. You must call the 'update' method periodically (eg from the world's 'act' method).