Displacement of x y....

NGWORKS

How do you enable Chordata to calculate displacement in x and y directions？

Elediko

NGWORKS I don't think there is displacement support yet...its still in development..

daylanKifky

That's right, it's still not implemented. Our core team is dedicated to the development of the new release version of the system (KCeptor++, etc), and we plan to implement this feature after this part of the roadmap is complete.

In the meantime a group of collaborators started implementing a basic translation algorithm, but the project is still incomplete

You can take a look at a post I created summing up the requirements of this development
https://forum.chordata.cc/d/68-ground-animation/6

And in this other thread there is the discussion about the development while it was being implemented
https://forum.chordata.cc/d/101-blender-motion-capture-walking-jumping/14

If you want to give it a try it would be terrific.

NGWORKS

daylanKifky I tried to write it today, but the code didn't work as expected. Of course that's to be expected. Is there some material for learning about this,

daylanKifky

It's not an easy task. It would probably require several days. You can read the paper I linked in this post https://forum.chordata.cc/d/68-ground-animation/6

and also take a look at the process @Teleman went through here:
https://forum.chordata.cc/d/101-blender-motion-capture-walking-jumping/14

NGWORKS

daylanKifky Hi! This is indeed a daunting task, and the URL of the paper cited in the reply above is no longer valid.

daylanKifky

NGWORKS
I leave an alternative link to the paper here:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/224705514_Self-contained_Position_Tracking_of_Human_Movement_Using_Small_InertialMagnetic_Sensor_Modules