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If you're able to get the Nexus data into Vizard, you should be able to apply that data to vizconnect trackers and use optical heading. First add two group trackers from the trackers tab. Then apply the group trackers to the optical heading tracker. In the postInit() function of the vizconnect file set their raw trackers to be the Nexus trackers:
Code:
# update nodes with nexus data every frame, here they are called nexusLeft and nexusRight # get handles to group trackers added through trackers tab and apply # nexus data to them vizconnect.getTracker('nexus_left').setRaw(nexusLeft) vizconnect.getTracker('nexus_right').setRaw(nexusRight) |
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I access Nexus data using my own TCP connection with Nexus using Vicon's SDK. As far as I know, there is no supported (by WorldViz) way to get data from Nexus into Vizard. Vicon Tracker is the program that works with vizconnect. If this is no longer true I'd be very excited. But for now I cannot use vizconnect in the way you suggest.
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Thanks for sharing your code, I will give it a try if I have the time for it!
Cheers! |
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