Yes, I did at first. I fixed it by allocating more resources to the guest and enabling USB 3.0 support.
[Here’s a link to the program that runs in the guest and writes the gaze coordinates to a text file.](https://github.com/merktassel/research-project-2015/blob/master/Visual%20Studio/Tracker/Program.cs) I essentially just took the sample program that printed eye coordinates to the terminal and had it send the data to a text file instead.
[Here’s the Python program that monitors the text file to obtain the gaze coordinates.](https://github.com/merktassel/research-project-2015/tree/master/Python) There’s also a Ruby version that I haven’t committed yet. It’s pretty straightforward, so you should be able to use any language so long as it can read from a text file fairly quickly.
