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I just re-assembled BBTUIOTest app (the latest and greatest, now referred to as rev 2). I just created a google code repo for the various TUIO based cocoa apps that I am planning on generating in the days to come.

Here it is:
http://code.google.com/p/bbtuio/

the most recent BBTUIOTest is there as I mentioned, and a binary of the same is also on the downloads page.

It is pretty straightforward to use, just load it up, set the port and hit 'start listening'. If you want to run it full screen, then just pick a screen and hit 'go fullscreen'. to get out of fullscreen either hit 'stop fullscreen' (if you can see the original window) or make sure the fullscreen window is in front ( by clicking it with the mouse ) and hit 'ESC'. Quitting the app will also get you out of fullscreen.

the 'fake mouse events' tries to use the first recognized TUIO cursor as a mouse. If it 'locks up' while faking mouse events then it probably fakes a mouse down and then never faked a mouse-up. if you simply wait long enough this should resolve itself, but if you are in a hurry; command - option -esc will open the force-quit dialog. The act of opening this dialog will break you out of any mouse events that the TUIOTest got you into. (you dont actually need to force-quit anything)

Groovy!
-b