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There's an example script called "renderNodePlanarReflection.py" in Vizard which creates a mirror and an avatar that is reflected in the mirror and is linked to the viewpoint.
However, this only works with the special "Steve" avatar. How do I do this with the standard avatars (e.g. vcc_female.cfg)? I want users to experience having an avatar body that they can see only in the mirror. Any ideas? |
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#2
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Try adding the following code. Use WASD to move the avatar:
Code:
import vizcam
keyTracker = vizcam.addKeyboard6DOF()
avatar = viz.addAvatar('vcc_female.cfg')
avatar.state(2)
# illuminate the avatar
avatar.emissive([8]*3)
avatar.renderToAllRenderNodes(excludeMainPass=True)
link = viz.link(keyTracker,avatar)
viewLink = viz.link(avatar,viz.MainView)
viewLink.preTrans([0,1.6,0])
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#3
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Works! Thanks!
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| avatar, first-person perspective, mirror |
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