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Find out a way to show the movement the human is required to replicate #20

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pattacini opened this issue Mar 30, 2018 · 1 comment
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Find out a way to show the movement the human is required to replicate #20

pattacini opened this issue Mar 30, 2018 · 1 comment
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I can see a few alternatives:

  • R1 moves the arm:
    • mk1 gives a cranky sensation while moving the arm due to the shafts in the torso.
    • the arm movements are quite limited.
  • We use the skeleton viewer to show the movement on the screen:
    • the physical interaction gets lost.

We might want to exploit a combination of both.
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We'll start off by using the skeleton viewer as the primary method for demonstrating the movement.

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