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GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-30T12:16:58Z

Cmdo: /* Step 2: Login and Start Captury */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 
 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 
 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Calibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Calibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Tracking Skeleton Set Up and Configuration==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.
After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. It looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]
 
 [[File:skeleton1.png|thumb|350px|left|4.1 Key Locations]]
[[File:skeleton2.png|thumb|350px|left|4.2 Performer Stance]]
[[File:skeleton3.png|thumb|350px|left|4.3 Creating New Skeleton]]
 

==STEP 5: Recording Tracking Data/Motion==

 ''Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer, you are ready to record the tracking data''
 
 1. Create or select a folder from the area at the bottom of your screen where your tracking data will be recorded. You can also use the ''"Browse"'' function to create new folders and locations ''(see photo 5.1)''
 
 2. Ensure that the Record Motion Box has a checkmark in it. If you wish to record normal video from the cameras, ensure that Record Videos is checked as well ''(see photo 5.1)''
 
 3. When you are ready, click that larger '''Record''' button in the lower right hand corner of your screen. When you are finished, click '''Stop''' in the same location ''(see photo 5.2)''
 
 4. After you are finished your recording, ensure that it named appropriately and in the correct location. Use the '''Tag''' function accordingly in regards to quality of the motion tracking ''(see photo 5.2)''
 

 [[File:RecordingTracking1.png|thumb|350px|left|5.1 Saving File and Record Options]]
[[File:RecordingTracking2.png|thumb|350px|left|5.2 Recording Box and Tag]]
 
----

 Congratulations! If all has gone well you have recorded some tracking data!
 
 To learn how to export tracking data, refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Export Exporting Tracking Data]

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-30T12:16:05Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Tracking Skeleton Set Up and Configuration */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 
 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 
 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Calibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Calibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Tracking Skeleton Set Up and Configuration==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.
After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. It looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]
 
 [[File:skeleton1.png|thumb|350px|left|4.1 Key Locations]]
[[File:skeleton2.png|thumb|350px|left|4.2 Performer Stance]]
[[File:skeleton3.png|thumb|350px|left|4.3 Creating New Skeleton]]
 

==STEP 5: Recording Tracking Data/Motion==

 ''Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer, you are ready to record the tracking data''
 
 1. Create or select a folder from the area at the bottom of your screen where your tracking data will be recorded. You can also use the ''"Browse"'' function to create new folders and locations ''(see photo 5.1)''
 
 2. Ensure that the Record Motion Box has a checkmark in it. If you wish to record normal video from the cameras, ensure that Record Videos is checked as well ''(see photo 5.1)''
 
 3. When you are ready, click that larger '''Record''' button in the lower right hand corner of your screen. When you are finished, click '''Stop''' in the same location ''(see photo 5.2)''
 
 4. After you are finished your recording, ensure that it named appropriately and in the correct location. Use the '''Tag''' function accordingly in regards to quality of the motion tracking ''(see photo 5.2)''
 

 [[File:RecordingTracking1.png|thumb|350px|left|5.1 Saving File and Record Options]]
[[File:RecordingTracking2.png|thumb|350px|left|5.2 Recording Box and Tag]]
 
----

 Congratulations! If all has gone well you have recorded some tracking data!
 
 To learn how to export tracking data, refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Export Exporting Tracking Data]

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T19:02:41Z

Cmdo: /* STEP 5: Recording Tracking Data/Motion */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 
 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 
 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Calibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Calibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Tracking Skeleton Set Up and Configuration==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. It looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]
 
 [[File:skeleton1.png|thumb|350px|left|4.1 Key Locations]]
[[File:skeleton2.png|thumb|350px|left|4.2 Performer Stance]]
[[File:skeleton3.png|thumb|350px|left|4.3 Creating New Skeleton]]
 

==STEP 5: Recording Tracking Data/Motion==

 ''Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer, you are ready to record the tracking data''
 
 1. Create or select a folder from the area at the bottom of your screen where your tracking data will be recorded. You can also use the ''"Browse"'' function to create new folders and locations ''(see photo 5.1)''
 
 2. Ensure that the Record Motion Box has a checkmark in it. If you wish to record normal video from the cameras, ensure that Record Videos is checked as well ''(see photo 5.1)''
 
 3. When you are ready, click that larger '''Record''' button in the lower right hand corner of your screen. When you are finished, click '''Stop''' in the same location ''(see photo 5.2)''
 
 4. After you are finished your recording, ensure that it named appropriately and in the correct location. Use the '''Tag''' function accordingly in regards to quality of the motion tracking ''(see photo 5.2)''
 

 [[File:RecordingTracking1.png|thumb|350px|left|5.1 Saving File and Record Options]]
[[File:RecordingTracking2.png|thumb|350px|left|5.2 Recording Box and Tag]]
 
----

 Congratulations! If all has gone well you have recorded some tracking data!
 
 To learn how to export tracking data, refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Export Exporting Tracking Data]

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T19:01:33Z

Cmdo: /* STEP 5: Recording Tracking Data/Motion */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 
 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 
 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Calibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Calibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Tracking Skeleton Set Up and Configuration==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. It looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]
 
 [[File:skeleton1.png|thumb|350px|left|4.1 Key Locations]]
[[File:skeleton2.png|thumb|350px|left|4.2 Performer Stance]]
[[File:skeleton3.png|thumb|350px|left|4.3 Creating New Skeleton]]
 

==STEP 5: Recording Tracking Data/Motion==

 ''Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer, you are ready to record the tracking data''
 
 1. Create or select a folder from the area at the bottom of your screen where your tracking data will be recorded. You can also use the ''"Browse"'' function to create new folders and locations ''(see photo 5.1)''
 
 2. Ensure that the Record Motion Box has a checkmark in it. If you wish to record normal video from the cameras, ensure that Record Videos is checked as well ''(see photo 5.1)''
 
 3. When you are ready, click that larger '''Record''' button in the lower right hand corner of your screen. When you are finished, click '''Stop''' in the same location ''(see photo 5.2)''
 
 4. After you are finished your recording, ensure that it named appropriately and in the correct location. Use the '''Tag''' function accordingly to the quality of the tracking ''(see photo 5.2)''
 

 [[File:RecordingTracking1.png|thumb|350px|left|5.1 Saving File and Record Options]]
[[File:RecordingTracking2.png|thumb|350px|left|5.2 Recording Box and Tag]]
 
----

 Congratulations! If all has gone well you have recorded some tracking data!
 
 To learn how to export tracking data, refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Export Exporting Tracking Data]

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T19:01:02Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Tracking Skeleton Set Up and Configuration */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 
 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 
 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Calibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Calibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Tracking Skeleton Set Up and Configuration==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. It looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]
 
 [[File:skeleton1.png|thumb|350px|left|4.1 Key Locations]]
[[File:skeleton2.png|thumb|350px|left|4.2 Performer Stance]]
[[File:skeleton3.png|thumb|350px|left|4.3 Creating New Skeleton]]
 

==STEP 5: Recording Tracking Data/Motion==

 ''Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer, you are ready to record the tracking data''
 
 1. Create or select a folder from the area at the bottom of your screen where your tracking data will be recorded. You can also use the "'Browse'" function to create new folders and locations ''(see photo 5.1)''
 
 2. Ensure that the Record Motion Box has a checkmark in it. If you wish to record normal video from the cameras, ensure that Record Videos is checked as well ''(see photo 5.1)''
 
 3. When you are ready, click that larger '''Record''' button in the lower right hand corner of your screen. When you are finished, click '''Stop''' in the same location ''(see photo 5.2)''
 
 4. After you are finished your recording, ensure that it named appropriately and in the correct location. Use the '''Tag''' function accordingly to the quality of the tracking ''(see photo 5.2)''
 

 [[File:RecordingTracking1.png|thumb|350px|left|5.1 Saving File and Record Options]]
[[File:RecordingTracking2.png|thumb|350px|left|5.2 Recording Box and Tag]]
 
----

 Congratulations! If all has gone well you have recorded some tracking data!
 
 To learn how to export tracking data, refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Export Exporting Tracking Data]

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T17:19:34Z

Cmdo: /* STEP 5: Recording Tracking Data/Motion */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 
 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 
 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Calibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Calibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Tracking Skeleton Set Up and Configuration==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]
 
 [[File:skeleton1.png|thumb|350px|left|4.1 Key Locations]]
[[File:skeleton2.png|thumb|350px|left|4.2 Performer Stance]]
[[File:skeleton3.png|thumb|350px|left|4.3 Creating New Skeleton]]
 

==STEP 5: Recording Tracking Data/Motion==

 ''Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer, you are ready to record the tracking data''
 
 1. Create or select a folder from the area at the bottom of your screen where your tracking data will be recorded. You can also use the "'Browse'" function to create new folders and locations ''(see photo 5.1)''
 
 2. Ensure that the Record Motion Box has a checkmark in it. If you wish to record normal video from the cameras, ensure that Record Videos is checked as well ''(see photo 5.1)''
 
 3. When you are ready, click that larger '''Record''' button in the lower right hand corner of your screen. When you are finished, click '''Stop''' in the same location ''(see photo 5.2)''
 
 4. After you are finished your recording, ensure that it named appropriately and in the correct location. Use the '''Tag''' function accordingly to the quality of the tracking ''(see photo 5.2)''
 

 [[File:RecordingTracking1.png|thumb|350px|left|5.1 Saving File and Record Options]]
[[File:RecordingTracking2.png|thumb|350px|left|5.2 Recording Box and Tag]]
 
----

 Congratulations! If all has gone well you have recorded some tracking data!
 
 To learn how to export tracking data, refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Export Exporting Tracking Data]

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T17:18:26Z

Cmdo: /* Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 
 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 
 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Calibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Calibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Tracking Skeleton Set Up and Configuration==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]
 
 [[File:skeleton1.png|thumb|350px|left|4.1 Key Locations]]
[[File:skeleton2.png|thumb|350px|left|4.2 Performer Stance]]
[[File:skeleton3.png|thumb|350px|left|4.3 Creating New Skeleton]]
 

==STEP 5: Recording Tracking Data/Motion==

 ''Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer, you are ready to record the tracking data''
 
 1. Create or select a folder from the area at the bottom of your screen where your tracking data will be recorded. You can also use the "'Browse'" function to create new folders and locations ''(see photo 5.1)''
 
 2. Ensure that the Record Motion Box has a checkmark in it. If you wish to record normal video from the cameras, ensure that Record Videos is checked as well ''(see photo 5.1)''
 
 3. When you are ready, click that larger '''Record''' button in the lower right hand corner of your screen. When you are finished, click '''Stop''' in the same location ''(see photo 5.2)''
 
 4. After you are finished your recording, ensure that it named appropriately and in the correct location. Use the '''Tag''' function accordingly to the quality of the tracking ''(see photo 5.2)''
 

 [[File:RecordingTracking1.png|thumb|350px|left|5.1 Saving File and Record Options]]
[[File:RecordingTracking2.png|thumb|350px|left|5.2 Recording Box and Tag]]
 
----

 Congratulations! If all has gone well you have recorded some tracking data!
 
 To learn how to export tracking data, refer to the tutorial:

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T17:16:10Z

Cmdo: /* STEP 5: Recording Tracking Data/Motion */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Calibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Calibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Tracking Skeleton Set Up and Configuration==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]
 
 [[File:skeleton1.png|thumb|350px|left|4.1 Key Locations]]
[[File:skeleton2.png|thumb|350px|left|4.2 Performer Stance]]
[[File:skeleton3.png|thumb|350px|left|4.3 Creating New Skeleton]]
 

==STEP 5: Recording Tracking Data/Motion==

 ''Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer, you are ready to record the tracking data''
 
 1. Create or select a folder from the area at the bottom of your screen where your tracking data will be recorded. You can also use the "'Browse'" function to create new folders and locations ''(see photo 5.1)''
 
 2. Ensure that the Record Motion Box has a checkmark in it. If you wish to record normal video from the cameras, ensure that Record Videos is checked as well ''(see photo 5.1)''
 
 3. When you are ready, click that larger '''Record''' button in the lower right hand corner of your screen. When you are finished, click '''Stop''' in the same location ''(see photo 5.2)''
 
 4. After you are finished your recording, ensure that it named appropriately and in the correct location. Use the '''Tag''' function accordingly to the quality of the tracking ''(see photo 5.2)''
 

 [[File:RecordingTracking1.png|thumb|350px|left|5.1 Saving File and Record Options]]
[[File:RecordingTracking2.png|thumb|350px|left|5.2 Recording Box and Tag]]
 
----

 Congratulations! If all has gone well you have recorded some tracking data!
 
 To learn how to export tracking data, refer to the tutorial:

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T17:15:28Z

Cmdo: /* STEP 5: Recording Tracking Data/Motion */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Calibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Calibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Tracking Skeleton Set Up and Configuration==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]
 
 [[File:skeleton1.png|thumb|350px|left|4.1 Key Locations]]
[[File:skeleton2.png|thumb|350px|left|4.2 Performer Stance]]
[[File:skeleton3.png|thumb|350px|left|4.3 Creating New Skeleton]]
 

==STEP 5: Recording Tracking Data/Motion==

 ''Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer, you are ready to record the tracking data''
 
 1. Create or select a folder from the area at the bottom of your screen where your tracking data will be recorded. You can also use the "'Browse'" function to create new folders and locations ''(see photo 5.1)''
 
 2. Ensure that the Record Motion Box has a checkmark in it. If you wish to record normal video from the cameras, ensure that Record Videos is checked as well ''(see photo 5.1)''
 
 3. When you are ready, click that larger '''Record''' button in the lower right hand corner of your screen. When you are finished, click '''Stop''' in the same location ''(see photo 5.2)''
 
 4. After you are finished your recording, ensure that it named appropriately and in the correct location. Use the '''Tag''' function accordingly to the quality of the tracking ''(see photo 5.2)''
 

 [[File:RecordingTracking1.png|thumb|350px|left|5.1 Saving File and Record Options]]
[[File:RecordingTracking2.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Recording Box and Tag]]
 

----

 Congratulations! If all has gone well you have recorded some tracking data!
 
 To learn how to export tracking data, refer to the tutorial:

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

File:RecordingTracking2.png

2016-08-24T17:14:09Z

Cmdo:

== Summary ==

== Copyright status: ==

== Licensing ==
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File:RecordingTracking1.png

2016-08-24T17:13:47Z

Cmdo:

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GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T17:12:20Z

Cmdo: /* STEP 5: Recording Tracking Data/Motion */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Calibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Calibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Tracking Skeleton Set Up and Configuration==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]
 
 [[File:skeleton1.png|thumb|350px|left|4.1 Key Locations]]
[[File:skeleton2.png|thumb|350px|left|4.2 Performer Stance]]
[[File:skeleton3.png|thumb|350px|left|4.3 Creating New Skeleton]]
 

==STEP 5: Recording Tracking Data/Motion==

 ''Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer, you are ready to record the tracking data''
 
 1. Create or select a folder from the area at the bottom of your screen where your tracking data will be recorded. You can also use the "'Browse'" function to create new folders and locations ''(see photo 5.1)''
 
 2. Ensure that the Record Motion Box has a checkmark in it. If you wish to record normal video from the cameras, ensure that Record Videos is checked as well ''(see photo 5.1)''
 
 3. When you are ready, click that larger '''Record''' button in the lower right hand corner of your screen. When you are finished, click '''Stop''' in the same location ''(see photo 5.2)''
 
 4. After you are finished your recording, ensure that it named appropriately and in the correct location. Use the '''Tag''' function accordingly to the quality of the tracking ''(see photo 5.2)''
 

----

 Congratulations! If all has gone well you have recorded some tracking data!
 
 To learn how to export tracking data, refer to the tutorial:

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T17:03:15Z

Cmdo: /* TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Calibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Calibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Tracking Skeleton Set Up and Configuration==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]
 
 [[File:skeleton1.png|thumb|350px|left|4.1 Key Locations]]
[[File:skeleton2.png|thumb|350px|left|4.2 Performer Stance]]
[[File:skeleton3.png|thumb|350px|left|4.3 Creating New Skeleton]]
 

==STEP 5: Recording Tracking Data/Motion==

 ''Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer, you are ready to record the tracking data''
 
 1. Create or select a folder from the area at the bottom of your screen where you will be recording your tracking data. You can also use the "Browse" function to create new folders and locations ''(see photo 5.1)''
 
 2. Ensure that the Record Motion Box has a checkmark in it. If you wish to record normal video from the cameras, ensure that Record Videos is checked as well ''(see photo 5.1)''
 
 3. When you are ready, click that larger '''Record''' button in the lower right hand corner of your screen. When you are finished, click '''Stop''' in the same location ''(see photo 5.2)''
 
 4. After you are finished your recording, ensure that it named appropriately and in the correct location. Use the '''Tag''' function accordingly to the quality of the tracking ''(see photo 5.1)''
 

----

 Congratulations! If all has gone well you have recorded some tracking data!
 
 To learn how to export tracking data, refer to the tutorial:

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T16:46:18Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Tracking Skeleton Set Up and Configuration */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Calibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Calibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Tracking Skeleton Set Up and Configuration==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]
 
 [[File:skeleton1.png|thumb|350px|left|4.1 Key Locations]]
[[File:skeleton2.png|thumb|350px|left|4.2 Performer Stance]]
[[File:skeleton3.png|thumb|350px|left|4.3 Creating New Skeleton]]
 

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T16:44:15Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Tracking Skeleton Set Up and Configuration */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Calibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Calibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Tracking Skeleton Set Up and Configuration==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]
 
 [[File:skeleton1.png|thumb|350px|left|4.1 Key Locations]]
[[File:skeleton2.png|thumb|350px|left|4.2 Performer Stance]]
[[File:skeleton3.png|thumb|350px|left|4.3 Creating New Skeleton]]
 

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T16:43:56Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Setting Up New Tracking Skeleton */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Calibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Calibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Tracking Skeleton Set Up and Configuration==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]
 
 [[File:skeleton1.png|thumb|350px|left|4.1 Key Location]]
[[File:skeleton2.png|thumb|350px|left|4.2 Performer Stance]]
[[File:skeleton3.png|thumb|350px|left|4.3 Creating New Skeleton]]
 

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T16:43:07Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Setting Up New Tracking Skeleton */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Calibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Calibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Setting Up New Tracking Skeleton==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]
 
 [[File:skeleton1.png|thumb|350px|left|4.1 Key Location]]
[[File:skeleton2.png|thumb|350px|left|4.2 Performer Stance]]
[[File:skeleton3.png|thumb|350px|left|4.2 Creating New Skeleton]]
 

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T16:40:06Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Setting Up New Tracking Skeleton */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Calibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Calibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Setting Up New Tracking Skeleton==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]
 
[[Image:skeleton3.png|350px|thumb|left|alt text]]

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

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2016-08-24T16:39:06Z

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GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T16:31:53Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Calibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Calibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Setting Up New Tracking Skeleton==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T16:30:55Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Calibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Calibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T16:30:44Z

Cmdo: /* Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Calibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Calibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]

 [[File:4_3.png|thumb|300px|left|3.1 OK]]
 

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T16:30:05Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Claibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]

 [[File:4_3.png|thumb|300px|left|3.1 OK]]
 

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T16:29:21Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Claibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]

 [[File:4_3.png|thumb|300px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
 

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T16:29:03Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Claibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]

 [[File:4_3.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
 

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T16:28:12Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Claibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]

 [[File:4_1.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
[[File:4.2.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Claibration ]]
 

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

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2016-08-24T16:26:40Z

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2016-08-24T16:25:55Z

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GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T15:59:33Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Claibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T15:59:17Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Claibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

''After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above''

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T15:58:43Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Claibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After placing the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking'' All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T15:51:30Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Claibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> from the active skeleton area (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking'' All the previous non-active skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T15:32:38Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Claibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking'' All the previous skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T15:32:24Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Claibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking'' All the previous skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tutorial: [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T15:31:57Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Claibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking'' All the previous skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tacking more than one person tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1 Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T15:31:24Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Claibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking'' All the previous skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the tacking more than one person tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_How-To&action=edit&redlink=1Using the Tracking System to track multiple Persons]

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T15:29:19Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Claibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking'' All the previous skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T15:28:40Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Claibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)''
 
 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking'' All the previous skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T15:28:02Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Claibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)'' 

 4. If it worked, the skeleton should be following the movements of your performer pretty accurately.

After the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking'' All the previous skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 6. If you wish to track more than one person, please refer to the

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T15:24:34Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Claibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out ''(see photo 4.2)''
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it ''(see photo 4.3)''

After the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking'' All the previous skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)'' 

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T15:24:13Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Claibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out (see photo 4.2)
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it. ''(see photo 4.3)''

After the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking'' All the previous skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked ''(see photo 4.1)''
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X ''(see photo 4.1)'' 

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T15:23:44Z

Cmdo: /* Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen ''(see photo 3.1 and 3.2)''
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Claibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury (see photo 4.1)
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out (see photo 4.2)
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it. (see photo 4.3)

After the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking'' All the previous skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked (see photo 4.1)
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X (see photo 4.1) 

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T15:22:56Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen (see photo examples 3.1 and 3.2)
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Claibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury (see photo 4.1)
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out (see photo 4.2)
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it. (see photo 4.3)

After the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking'' All the previous skeletons are saved in the searchable area above

4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked (see photo 4.1)
 
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X (see photo 4.1) 

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T15:22:35Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen (see photo examples 3.1 and 3.2)
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Claibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury (see photo 4.1)
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out (see photo 4.2)
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it. (see photo 4.3)
After the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking'' All the previous skeletons are saved in the searchable area above
4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked (see photo 4.1)
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X (see photo 4.1) 

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly

GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Recording Tracking Data

2016-08-24T15:22:18Z

Cmdo: /* Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record */

==Intro==

This tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps to record tracking data with Captury

==Step 1: Check the Physical Set Up==

 1. Make sure to close the curtains (and windows) in the DBL (if the light situation changes you will have to re-capture the background again) [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/index.php5?title=GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration&action=edit calibration tutorial] 

 2. Make sure the cameras are on by checking that the switch is plugged in and green lights are on ''(photo 1.1)''
 

 3. Turn on and use the computer on the lefthand side ''(see photo 1.2)'' 
 
[[Image:Physical_set.png|thumb|left|350px|1.1 The Switch and Plug Location]]
[[Image:Physical_comp.png|thumb|left|350px|1.2 Your Computer]]

 

==Step 2: Login and Start Captury==

 1. In case you do not know the password for the user login, ask a person who does
 
 2. Open/Select the ''console''
 
 2. Start the ''Captury'' tracking software from the ''console'' by typing '''captury''' (''see photo 2.1'')
 There are currently two different versions of [http://www.thecaptury.com The Captury] installed If you want to work with the old version, type '''captury''' in the console If you want to work with the new version, type '''captury-new''' in the console 

 [[Image:captury-start.png|thumb|left|350px|2.1 Start the Captury via the console]]
 

==Step 3: Ensure Calibration is OK==

 1. Check the Calibration info at the top right now the screen (see photo examples 3.1 and 3.2)
 
 2. If calibration needs to be done, refer to calibration tutorial [https://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Tutorials/Performance_Platform/Tracking_Platform_Calibration Tracking Platform Calibration] 

 [[File:Good_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.1 Claibration OK]]
[[File:Bad_cali.png|thumb|350px|left|3.2 Check Claibration ]]
 

==Step 4: Getting Captury Ready to Record==

 1. Select the ''TRACKING'' tab in Captury (see photo 4.1)
 
 2. Have your performer stand in the performance platform area with their arms out (see photo 4.2)
 
 3. Click and hold on <new> (this will create a new skeleton), drag it onto the person you wish to track on camera and release it. (see photo 4.3)
After the <new> skeleton is on your performer, name it appropriately by right clicking'' All the previous skeletons are saved in the searchable area above
 4. If the sketelon does not apply properly to the performer, or you are having latency problems, select the Low Latency option and ensure that Quick Scaling is checked (see photo 4.1)
 5. If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimization, click the advance option icon near the top right of the screen. If looks like a Cog and is next to the X (see photo 4.1) 

=='''''TUTORIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''''==
'''''COMING SOON!'''''
 5-Seting up Captury to Record

-Click tracking (Photo)

-Have your performer stand with there arms out
-click and hold the <new> (this will create a new skeleton for the person you will be tracking) and drag it onto the performer in one of the cameras
(for tracking more than one person, please refer to -------------)
-If the skeleton does not apply properly to the performer, select the Low Latency option.
-If you wish to view advanced options for skeleton optimizartion, click the advanced option icon near the top right of the screen that is next to the X and looks like a Cog.

6- Recording

Once the tracking skeleton has been properly applied to your performer you are ready to record the tracking motion data.

Create or select a folder from the list where you tracking motion data will be recorded

. Ensure that the Record Motion box , if you wish to record Videos as well ensure that the Record Videos is checked as well.

click the large record button to record the tracking motion data. Ensure that the Record Motion box

When you are done hit stop.

After you are finished recording your tacking data, ensure that your recording is named appropriately and use the tag system accordingly