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Looks like this is indeed caused by the muscle space transform, which seems to assign the hip bone translation as some sort of center of mass calculation in some normalize fashion with respect to the floor plane. I think the motivation Unity has for this is to help re-align the motion with respect t...

The re-targeting provided by the direct Unity plugin seems to not provide a one to one correspondence between the source (i.e. Motive) bone angles and root (hip) position. It is pretty close, but is off enough that it is problematic for my use case. Here is an example video that focuses on the foot ...

Edit: I've fixed it. Local Rigid Bodies was the issue - I do not have any rigid bodies in the scene so I feel like this is slightly misnamed

Thank you.

I am using that plugin. And so is the original poster from what I understand.

I have the same problem. Using the included prefabs straight out of the box with no changes, I just get a mess when streaming a recorded walking animation from Motive (see attached screenshot). I tried all bone naming conventions (making sure to match in Motive and on Unity client prefab), and also ...

In your next version of Motive, it would be nice if the "Invalidate Markers Below Floor" feature is only applied if a new ground plane has been set since the last calibration. Often when you re-calibrate, the left over ground plane will result in the calibration square markers being in-val...

Thank you for your response. Unfortunately, I cannot use multicast because my use case is wireless, and wireless multicast performance is very poor, and seems unpredictable. After reading a bit on wireless multicast, it seems that this is somewhat expected and not recommended to use multicast for ti...

Can someone explain to me how to "disconnect" a packet client using Unicast protocol from Motive? From what I can tell, the packet client example sends a single "ping" packet which causes Motive to start sending data, but it is unclear how to de-register a client, as there is no ...

It works now, thank you!

Thank you for your response.. I look forward to hearing from you.