2. View Settingss
Click on the settings button on the toolbar above the software and select "View Setting" (7.2.1);
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Click on the settings button on the toolbar above the software and select "View Setting" (7.2.1);
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Show Pixel Info:When enabled, hovering the mouse over a 2D view will display pixel size.
Show Camera IP:When enabled, the IP of the camera will be displayed in the lower-left corner of each view in 2D view. The IP displayed in the 2D view is consistent with the LED of the camera installed on the actual site.
Show Camera Type:When enabled, the camera model will be displayed in the 2D view.
Show Camera Version:When enabled, the camera firmware version will be displayed in the 2D view.
Show Camera Temperature:When enabled, the camera's temperature will be displayed in the lower-left corner of the 2D view. Note: Pluto and Mars1.3HW do not display temperature.
Show Calibrated Trajectory:This feature is not enabled by default in the software. When enabled, during T-shaped calibration, the 2D view will display the calibrated trajectory. If the swing is repeated in an area, the trajectory will be stacked repeatedly (7.2.2). When the set swing duration ends, the calibration trajectory on the stacked 2D views will also disappear.
Marker Name:When enabled, selecting a named point in the 3D view will display the name of the marker.
MarkerSet Name:When enabled, all MarkerSets in the 3D view will display their names.
Show Unamed marker:When enabled, unnamed points will be displayed in the 3D view. (Unless there are special requirements, please do not change the default settings in the 3D view display settings window.)
Show Links:When enabled, the connected links of the MarkerSet in the 3D view will be displayed.
Show Skeleton:When enabled, the skeleton of MarkerSet will be displayed in the 3D view.
Show Skeleton Axes:When enabled, the coordinate axes of the skeleton will be displayed in the 3D view.
Show BackCal Markers:When enabled, reverse calculation points will be displayed in the 3D view.
Tracking Quality: When enabled, displays the tracking quality of the rigid body in the 3D view;
Show Volume: When enabled, the current set area (defined in Calibration - Settings - Target Area) will be displayed in the 3D view;
Show Camera:When enabled, a floating camera will be displayed above the 3D view, and the camera position will be consistent with the actual camera placement.
Show Trajectories:After opening the software, select the Marker point in the 3D view to display its trajectory. Move the selected Marker to see its motion trajectory. Both Live mode and Edit Mode support the trajectory function. Drag the module on the progress bar to adjust the length of the trajectory displayed in the 3D view.
Show CoverageArea:After opening the software, the camera's "coverage area" will be displayed in Live mode in the 3D view. After processing, if "coverage area" is checked, the 3D view will not display the camera's coverage area.
Show Camera Rays,Turn on "Show Camera Rays" in a non frozen frame and software playback state, select a named point in the 3D view, and a ray will be displayed between the point and the camera participating in the reconstruction of this Marker; Change the length value of the camera's field of view angle ray to change the length of the camera's field of view angle ray suspended above the 3D view;
Centrality:After creating a full body model of Helen Hayes in Live mode, turn on the centroid, and the centroid of the Helen Hayes model will be displayed in the 3D view.
Video Data Overlay: After referencing the video calibration, control point names and lines can be overlaid on the referenced video for display;
Exclude Marker: When enabled, all named and unnamed markers outside the region will be hidden;
Show Axis: When enabled, the coordinate system will be displayed at the origin in the 3D view. When disabled, the coordinate system will not be shown in the 3D view.
Camera Rays Length:The default length is 120mm, and the ray of the camera model above the 3D view will also change after modifying the length;
Marker Diameter:The default Marker diameter is 15mm (there are no special requirements, we suggest that users do not change the value here. Please consult our technical engineer before making changes). If the user is using a Marker ball of 8mm or other specifications, and the reconstructed Marker points in the 3D view are shaking or unstable in recognition, the Marker diameter value can be modified to 8 or set according to the size of the Marker ball used; The larger the Marker diameter value set, the larger the diameter of the Marker point in the 3D view, and vice versa.
Floor Color: Customize the color of the ground in the 3D view.
In the lower-left corner of the 3D view, the number of markers captured by the motion capture system is displayed as a number: Total number of markers - Number of markers for the selected asset (the number of markers currently captured for the selected asset).
