iPi DMC Dual Kinect Sensor Test for 'Happy Box'

First motion capture test for our short film 'Happy Box' created using iPi Desktop Motion Capture and two Kinect Sensors. Watch for the premiere of 'Happy Box' on October 29, 2011 at www.gothtober.com.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Brudders
• motion
• capture
• animation
• 3D
• cartoon
• cute
• cats
• experimental
• anime
• Cat
• Kitty
• Short
• Kitten
• Kittens
• halloween
• Lightwave
• iPi
• Motion
• Builder
• Maya

[littlegreendogmovies]

@richymmx Thanks! I have the Standard version. I was lucky to get in on early beta pricing a few years ago. Back then the software was very experimental. Today it's well worth the full price.

Results have been very stable with four to six PS3 Eye cameras or twin Kinect sensors. Single Kinect capture is pretty decent too--IMO, it's more stable than any other single Kinect system. A few motions in 'Happy Box' were captured using single Kinect.

[roidroid]

does the skeletal motion improve a lot with the extra Kinect?

[themightythor1212]

whats the key stroke for zoom when you are looking at the bones using a kinect/Basic? do you find the kinects work better on the 45 degree angle when recording? thanks

[littlegreendogmovies]

@richymmx Sorry for the late reply. This test was done using the previous version from the current. The feature is still in beta but it works very well. If you're curious, this short film was completed a few weeks ago and you can see it on our website littlegreendog(dot)com or do a search here on YouTube for: Brudders in 'Happy Box'

Hope you enjoy it! :)

[littlegreendogmovies]

Thanks for the comments guys!

[nosapi5]

really cool!!!!

[richymmx]

Pretty nice. looks pretty stable. what version build of ipi desktop are you using?

[naffax]

cool!



[littlegreendogmovies]

Thanks for the nice comments guys! :)

[truebones]

Nice, Thanks for sharing.