[crazyflie + leap motion + python]

[juliussalting]

I'm currently working on integrating the Leap Motion Controller with the CrazyFlie. For those of you who might not know, CrazyFlie is a nano quad-copter that can be developed using Python3.4 which is readily available at this github link https://github.com/bitcraze/crazyflie-clients-python

So basically, my goal is to be able to control the nano quad-copters using the Leap Motion Controller. The problem however is that the Leap SDK only supports Python 2.7 and CrazyFlie supports Python 3.4. Is there anyway or any alternative that you can share so that I can still accomplish this project?

Any help is much appreciated. Many thanks!

OS: WINDOWS10

[AlexColgan]

The Python SDK is created using a SWIG wrapper on top of our C++ API, so you can actually generate a Python 3.4-compatible wrapper with the same approach. There's a guide to using SWIG for Python 3.3.0 here; the same principles apply: https://support.leapmotion.com/hc/en-us/articles/223784048-Generating-a-Python-3-3-0-Wrapper-with-SWIG-2-0-9

[juliussalting]

I tried using your approach but when I used it, here's the result:
"Leap Motion library probably not installed (dynamic module does not define module export function (PyInit__LeapPython))"

What possibly have gone wrong now?

[juliussalting]

Never succeeded on translating the Leap Motion scripts into Python3. Fortunately, there's this CrazyFlie library that supports Python2.7 which I found on this github link