forums.naturalpoint.com

<t>The setup calls for tracking three or four rigid bodies. I'm assuming to do this that I would be using the Rigid Body SDK. In terms of motion capture, what needs to be done before motion capture begins? Does, at any point, recalibration need to take place? (Maybe line of sight got blocked for one...

<t>Hi! I have a few more questions.<br/> -What sort of accuracy can I get from this setup (3 camera)?<br/> -Can I use the OptiTrack SDK in conjunction with the Rigid Body SDK?<br/> -Are there any environments in which OptiTrack cameras have interference? Environments that have large amounts of EM no...

Just looking to track the motion of the head.

<t>Hey,<br/> <br/> I recently got a SmartNAV 4 camera and have been experimenting with the OptiTrack SDK, to try and see if Optical Motion tracking is a viable solution for a project we are working on.<br/> <br/> I wanted to know the best set up, in terms of cameras and software, for optical head mo...

Hey, I've run into another small problem. I can't seem to exit the program without it crashing on me. I think the last few lines are the culprit... maybe I'm forgetting to uninitialize something? I also have a quick question... how do I use functions in my program when I need to refer to CComPtr obj...

<t>Hey, thanks for the quick reply. After adding the frame->Free() and frame.Release() lines, the program doesn't crash any more. But I never receive a frame that isn't null.<br/> <br/> I'm not really sure on this, but if I wave reflective tape (the little stickers that came with the camera, for exa...

You were right, it needed VC Studio Standard. Since I have a SmartNAV camera, the command line sample doesn't really help me out at all. The win32 gui app worked fine though. I'm still having trouble writing my own sample application... I can't seem to get any of the sample code on this forum to wor...

I downloaded the C++ Win32 command line VC8/2005 sample file, opened it up in VC and tried to compile it. But I get an error:

Cannot open include file: 'atlbase.h'

It appears I don't have one of the required header files... any ideas as to how I can remedy this issue?