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Jittery hand tracking #18
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The quality of hand tracking depends on the resolution of your sensor. Try using other sensors supported by Nuitrack. You can improve the result by experimenting with nuitrack.config. Also check out the finished scene from the tutorial, do your problems persist there? Waiting for your reply. |
@EugeneVasiliev i'm sorry I haven't tested your advise yet, we are working out other issues with my partners for the moment. However we will experiment with the nuitrack.config as soon as our database issues (not related to nuitrack) are solved and get back to you as soon as we do. |
@EugeneVasiliev so we tried your advice but it didin't help to much, i think we just need to get à more adapted sensor, thanks for the tip ! |
Hi all! so I have followed the tutorial and when I get up to step 11 (two hand sprits moving on the background accordingly to my hand movements) and it works! However, there is some jitteriness to it all. from time to time the sprits have spasms and if I am too carless in my movements, it becomes quite hard to use. My co-worker advised that lowering the min velocity interactive point, which did help a bit. But is there an ideal set up for the camera or a configuration that I missed? The gifs in the tutorial seem to show a user much less constrained in his movements.
An other issue is that the sprites seem to stick to the sides of the screen, as if it is where they are most stable..
I am using the D435 for reference.
Thanks and have a nice day!
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