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<t>Data in the NatNet stream can contain different numbers of markers from frame-to-frame when markers drop out of view or come back. Is there any way to tell which individual markers have been found or dropped? Alternatively, what is the logic behind marker order in the stream?<br/> <br/> It would ...

Thank you Doug - about when should I look for that next release?
Brian

I submitted the calibration file, the marker file, and the exported text file late on 8/8 to 8/9 but haven't heard anything back on this post. Anybody have suggestions regarding why the exported data file drops the rigid body periodically?
Brian

Hey Doug,
Any other advice on this topic - how do I set the multicast address given the group number of 1001?
Brian

<t>I've been examining the data coming out of the Rigid Body Toolkit a bit more closely for a simple example with three markers (the marker-set typical rigid body) on a rigid body. I stuck the rigid body to the back of a rotating chair in plain sight of all three cameras - within 2 meters. With the ...

Thanks Doug,
I expected to have to parse the data in LabVIEW so that isn't a big surprise - the hardest part for me is getting it there. Any advice?
Brian

<t>I would like to use LabVIEW to retreive the stream coming from the Rigid Body Toolkit. According your documentation, I should configure a UDP multicast client using port 1510 and group 1001. The LabVIEW function for such a client asks for the network address, which I assume can be 127.0.0.1. It a...

Doug,
Forgive me for letting this issue sit for so long! I forgot that I had posted a request for help here and just now found your reply. Could you please tell me who to email?
Thanks,
Brian

<t>We are really new to the Natural Point system so I apologize if this is really basic.<br/> <br/> We need a way to get time for the captured frames - especially since the frame rate is not a constant. The point cloud export includes timestamps similar to what we need.<br/> <br/> Thanks in advance....