Motion Capture

After successful calibration, you are ready to begin the motion capture process in Moverse Studio. Currently, the system supports capturing for one person at a time. Here are the steps to initiate and manage motion capture:

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Step 1: Actor Enters Capturing Space

• Have the actor enter the designated capturing space.

• Select the body type closer to the body type of the actor.

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Step 2: Start Capture

• Press the Body Solving button to capture the actor’s movements.

Instantly, you will see the motion capture data in the studio’s 3D viewer.

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Step 3: Stabilize Capture with a Static Pose

• Have the actor assume a static pose, such as the ‘alpha’ pose, to stabilize the capture.

  The actor stands in A-pose in the middle of the capturing space to initialize body tracking

• Press the Body Tracking button to enhance tracking stability.

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Step 4: Continuous Capturing

• The system is now ready for continuous motion capture.

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Step 5: Enable Hand Tracking and Finger Re-processing

• Activate Hand Tracking: Enhance your motion capture data by enabling hand tracking. This feature, located at the top of the user interface, allows for detailed tracking of hand and finger movements.
• Cloud Re-Processing: Enabling this feature also activates finger re-processing on the cloud, ensuring high accuracy and refinement of the finger motion data captured. This process utilizes advanced algorithms to deliver precise and detailed representations of hand gestures.

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Step 6: Disable and Enable Body Tracking for Re-capturing

• If the actor exits and re-enters the capturing space, or if you want to record another actor:
  • Disable the Body Tracking feature.
  • Re-enable Body Tracking after the actor has re-entered the capturing space and assumed the initial static pose.

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Conclusion

Follow these steps each time you initiate a motion capture session to ensure the highest quality of data capture. If you encounter any issues, refer to the troubleshooting section or contact technical support for assistance.