Say for example if you wanted to track a tennis ball or extend the Skeletal Tracking Framework. How would you achieve this ?
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Are you talking about something like this?
"Kinect 3D Projectile Tracker" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUv-LN26SGI
Unfortunately, the github link for the video is 404'd, so you wouldn't be able to look at the code for it. I suspect they used more general computer vision technique.
You could probably try and 'recognize' a tennis (or other) ball by color on the color stream (ie, what I think is happening in the above video), but that wouldn't really be 'extending' the skeletal tracking framework - I don't think that can be done, unfortunately.
At least not with the first generation kinect (I've not played with the second gen).
"Tennis Ball Tracking Using openCV" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKzQ3-iOK7k
Has a link to a tutorial on how to track a ball by color in your code, if that helps.

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