Hello!
First of all I would like to thank you for your support, your forum has been quite useful and I found the answers to many of my doubts.
What I tried to do but unfortunately I haven't managed is to understand if it possible to kind of ID the unlabeled markers. The TrackingTools provides labeling them by creating a rigid-body composed of min. 2 markers.
In my specific case I need to compare the offline and online results obtained by CSV and on the other hand, by streaming the markers data with VRPN that I have managed to do. I tried to solve this my using NatNet SDK but as I know Linux is not supported by it. VRPN streams the data by using the rigid-body name, is it possible to stream the data without creating the rigid-body?
Thank you for your reply!
edit: Sorry, just now I've noticed here that this is possible to do only by NatNet SDK.
VRPN streaming unlabeled markers
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NaturalPoint - Mike
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Re: VRPN streaming unlabeled markers
You can use the NatNet SDK and stream to linux boxes by directly decoding the packets. There should be a sample project called packetclient in the SDK that shows how to do this.
No DLL required.
Alternatively, the new betas of TrackIR should have a marker ID in the CSV, as well.
No DLL required.
Alternatively, the new betas of TrackIR should have a marker ID in the CSV, as well.