skeleton data without a kinect - touchdesigner tutorial
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
- This is just a small hack to deal with data coming from the "interfaces" servers. Thanks to Jean-François Renaud for the inspiration to separate the channels.
Below this text you will find the names of the joints to put into the "rename" CHOP.
Everything You need to know and to download is linked through
interfaces.7pc.de
The Repo for the Server can be found at github.com/gandie/interfaces-...
And if You have any questions ask them here or on / discord
There will be separate tutorials on how to install and how to connect to Derivative touchdesigner on this channel soon.
"Interfaces" will bridge between dance and generative art. It will be a data and knowledge base including a ton of open source code for everybody to create their own digital artwork from choreography.
This time we are featuring an open source motion capture system that we (mainly Lars) will be publishing very soon.
All this ist part of: www.tanz-digital.de
Gefördert durch die Beauftragte der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien im Programm
NEUSTART KULTUR, Hilfsprogramm tanz:digital des Dachverband Tanz Deutschland.
Our partners are:
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Joint name sequence
NOSE
LEFT_EYE_INNER
LEFT_EYE
LEFT_EYE_OUTER
RIGHT_EYE_INNER
RIGHT_EYE
RIGHT_EYE_OUTER
LEFT_EAR
RIGHT_EAR
MOUTH_LEFT
MOUTH_RIGHT
LEFT_SHOULDER
RIGHT_SHOULDER
LEFT_ELBOW
RIGHT_ELBOW
LEFT_WRIST
RIGHT_WRIST
LEFT_PINKY
RIGHT_PINKY
LEFT_INDEX
RIGHT_INDEX
LEFT_THUMB
RIGHT_THUMB
LEFT_HIP
RIGHT_HIP
LEFT_KNEE
RIGHT_KNEE
LEFT_ANKLE
RIGHT_ANKLE
LEFT_HEEL
RIGHT_HEEL
LEFT_FOOT_INDEX
RIGHT_FOOD_INDEX - Наука та технологія
Thank you for this tutorial! Could you make a second tutorial how to connect this points with lines with different colors?
This looks interesting, but how's the latency?
We haven't measured it yet. But there it some latency.
You put so much work into this, and it's likely a very great achievement. But what you invented there is already widely available on the market.
I don't see why anyone would want to tinker with handcrafted solutions in a professional environment, when solutions are proven almost daily in the professional industry.
I've followed you for a while now and it seems you are extremely smart, but you like too much to invent your own stuff rather than to give credit for what others came up with and evolve from there.
Anyhow respect for your efforts.
Hi, thanks for watching. (Loving the drone shots on Your channel)
This video is part of a project we put out there to support dance, theatre or any other live productions that want to use technology like motion capture but can't afford sensors or big systems. Most industrial solutions out there seemed to aim for a market of bigger fundings.
But let me know: What solutions were You referring to? Because I'm far from a wide overview over all the systems out there.
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@@philipp7pc have a look at notch, it supports camera based body tracking in realtime.
No need to reinvent that.
Absolutely. I like notch. But most budgets of free art institutions don't like notch for the extravagant pricing - extravagant in comparison to "free". So there is a certain need to re-invent it in the open source world.
@@philipp7pc Staatsoper Hannover requires you to work for free?
You should come work for me, i require good realtime artists and my projects pay :)
Nono. ;] but the audience for this build is a wide range of creative coders and artists with their sometimes low budget projects.
But hit me up any time you need my skills. ;]