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problem starting/stopping auto tracking
The documentation says that I can start and stop the automatic tracking using the following notation
viz.tracker(viz.START) or viz.tracker(viz.STOP) Unfortunately for me, this doesn't work. I have an IS-600 and am using the intersense.dls plug-in provided with Vizard version 2.12 (patched version for the callback problem). I initialize the tracker as usual with trk = viz.add('intersense.dls') Does this feature work yet? Is there a workaround? I would like to do an experiment comaring head tracking on or off, so to be able to switch on the fly would be most useful. |
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Hi,
You're right, this feature has not been implemented yet. There is a workaround. To stop tracking perform the following: Code:
viz.get(viz.MAIN_VIEWPOINT).unlink(0) |
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Great - but to start the tracking again, do I just issue the viz.tracker() command again?
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Yeah, issuing the tracker command should work again. Thanks for pointing out this problem.
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