Oh Cool, I have Leap Motion but I have some concerns before buying it....
1. You don't discuss what the product is or how that works except for a simple video that doesnt explain much so that is very confusing. 2. No documentation provided either or at least not that I see to support it. 3. It's unclear if this just does hand tracking or if it is able to do full body tracking. 4. It's unclear if this is a Blender Plugin or Not.
it's very easy to use, put your leap motion on, check the track... ,push f3 to record and f4 to stop it recording. And it the folder out you have 2 bvh with the animation recorded in two hands.
it's like the video,and it works with blender and many programs ... and it is NOT a blender plugin
I immediately apologize for the machine translation, I hope everything will be clear
From time to time I resume trying to find something convenient for Leap Motion and inexpensive for about a year. And quite by chance I stumbled upon your solution. Almost danced with happiness, but as it turned out, the position of the palm itself is not recorded. Is it not worth hoping for?
At the same time I found a strange reaction to the mouse wheel: as long as i don't touch it, all the keys work as they should, as soon as i scroll the wheel forward, all directions changed: W-->backward, S-->forward, A--> right, D-->left and shift behavior is unusual. why not make it a multiplier of the speed of movement?
hello, first of all thank you for the answer. When the speed drops below 0 the movement is reversed, and the position of the hand is so to be able to put it " child of the forearm", as the video in blender.
Hi, I just purchased this tool and it works well. Question : what is the fps to set in Blender playback for having the original recording speed in video renders?
I think cloud62 doesn't really mean that. I was also interested in this question, but then i saw an option in the import settings.bvh and it turns out that the animation is recorded at 124 fps
The recording of the animation depends on the usb port and the pc that is used. 123, 124FPS It is the maximum that the device reaches in my pc (I7, usb 3.0, SSD).
