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If you right click on the viewport and select Camera View, you should be able to monitor the reflections that the camera sees. Green dots indicate reflections that are contributing to the tracking, and the red dots are the reflections that are not contributing to tracking. As you move your head up a...

Hello Ohanoch, NatNet SDK includes the client class for connecting to the tracking server (Motive), receiving tracking data, sending remote commands, and more. The NatNet SDK can be downloaded for free, however, it can connect to OptiTrack server only. So, you will need to have Motive (Motive:Tracke...

Hello Or, Welcome to the 3D tracking word. I hope you find it exciting. We have a comprehensive setup documentation on our wiki: wiki.optitrack.com I would suggest following the Getting Started guide to setup the tracking system first: http://v110.wiki.optitrack.com/index.php?title=Quick_Start_Guide...

Hello filwit, First of all, I apologize for the late response and thank you for your feedback. To answer your question, the absence of the default constructor was not intentional. It must have been missed when the rigid body settings class was added to the NPTrackingTools library. It was probably no...

Hello tobi, Which version of NatNet/Motive are you using? In NatNet 2.10, the fLatency value in the frame of data reports the estimated software processing latency, which is the time between when Motive receives the frame data and when they are all processed and ready to be streamed out. (Before Nat...