Kinect Motion Capture Part 4

Full tutorial here: www.reubenflemi...
Motion capture result using the Kinect, Motionbuilder and 3dsMax.
Go here for more info: www.brekel.com/
New version using foot stabilization within MB. No manual editing done to the Kinect motion capture data. Does need some manual editing but not bad considering all I've done is tick a couple of boxes and drag some sliders.

[@ExaroOnline]

@shugames thanks very much! hopfully ill have it all setup by tonight :D

[@Jocken75]

This is so great I, the best so far I belive. Could you tell more about the clean up and smoothening you are using anf how you get the bvh files to work so goog in 3ds max?

[@Jocken75]

I cant get the feet to conect to the ground they just follow the legs movement, any hint or trick to make that?

[@WorldSpaceStudios]

@OrganicMotion I think I am. Not too sure about all the stuff going on in the background. I just downloaded all the software needed from Brekel.com and hoped for the best :)

[@ExaroOnline]

Yours looks really smooth, the others i've seen seem to shake alot, did you find this was the case too inside motion builder?

[@ExaroOnline]

hey, i cant seem to figure out how to apply filters, i try to apply them but nothing seems to happen :/ could you possibly point me in the right direction? thanks

[@OrganicMotion]

@shugames oh, thank you, I checked the web page, and they are using NITE. That is the only software available in the market to control the Kinect camera other than MS's software in the Xbox360. I was curious to see if it was something different. Thank you!

[@WorldSpaceStudios]

@ExaroOnline Yep. Had to use a couple of filters in Motionbuilder. Smooth and Butterworth. This really helps get rid of the shakes.

[@YayJike]

Kinect - Bringing the equivalent of thousands of dollars of studio equipment to your living room... ;)

[@OrganicMotion]

Hi, are you using NITE?