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Hello,

I will try to explain this is as best as possible, please bare with me. Just finished setting up a 12 camera set up in a square grid set up.

Did my first capture session and everything seemed fine during the capture. When I went to look at the capture in the edit tab the skeleton starts off with one of the arms all messed up, red and bending all over the place then it corrects its self about 5 to 10 seconds into the play back.

I then tregectorized it and it was fine. no problem like I had in the edit playback. So is there some sort of clitch in the software or ????

The computer I am using is a Toshiba Laptop with the following:

Satellite A500-ST56X6 �Intel� Core� i7-720QM processor �Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit) �4GB DDR3 1066MHz memory �500GB HDD (7200rpm) �512MB GDDR3 NVIDIA� GeForce� 310M

Thanks in advanced for any help.

Generally, the body part, that is yellow/red indicates that the software is not seeing the marker, where it thinks it should be, in relationship to the rest of the skeleton.

1 - You can try refreshing the skeleton by right clicking on the loaded skeleton, and selecting reset marker position.

2 - Are you starting the take from a t-pose?

3 - It sounds like the trajectorization placed the markers, in relation to the skeleton, correctly, so the data in the pt3 data llooked correct.

4 - You can also try resetting the skeleton position at the start of the take before trajectorizing by pressing CTRL-R

Hi Vince,

No I did not start the take from a t-pose. Should each take start form a t-pose then?

Thanks

David Love

Generally, as this gives the capture a good reference point to start from.