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OK, this method seems to work (I only did a quick test with one camera though): void CameraManager::blockVisibleMarkers(CameraLibrary::Camera *pCamera, CameraLibrary::Frame *pFrame) { assert(pCamera && pFrame); // Make sure the hardware mask is enabled pCamera->SetEnableBlockingMask(true); /...

Of course, that will be no problem.

Thanks a lot for the detailed info, that will get me going.

When I finish the code, I will share it here, because I think a simple "block visible" method would be helpful for a lot of people.

Greetings, JeDi

Hi, I want to implement the same functionality as the "block visible" button in Motive, using the camera SDK. I can see the methods available (SetEnableBlockingMask and the ones underneath), but I cannot find any documentation or examples. Is the functionality I want available using the SD...

Hi, thanks for the quick response. This is the dump I do with information about all attached cameras. In this case, the cameras with IDs 2 and 5 have a filter switched installed, and the others don't. Camera: V120:SLIM #205041 ID: 6 UID: 1 Serial: 205041 Model: 4 Sub Model: 2 Revision: 14 Hardware I...

Hi, I am using V120:SLIM cameras in a custom tracking setup, and want to query the available options of the cameras. Specifically, we have cameras with and without IR filter switch. When I use the IsFilterSwitchAvailable method of the cameras though, the result is always true , also for the cameras ...

Hi,

The Motive 1.7 changelog includes a reference to a new "Wireless Active LED Calibration Wand". I am very interested in this product. Is there more information available somewhere? And is there a similar active ground plane?

Greetings,
Jeroen Dierckx

OK, thanks! One thing is that I use VS2013, but I am also using the camera SDK in another application where I do get the events, and also using VS2013. One other thing that I can think of is the fact that in the same application, I also link in the Motive SDK. I don't initialise tracking tools though.

I use MSVC. Do the cameras even work with MingW? That would be interesting

Another strange thing: the first frame I capture using the method above, always says there is one camera (with the actual points that I am tracking). All frames after that correctly give me all cameras.