Streaming to Unity - Revision history

Andrew: http->httpS

2021-03-04T07:41:58Z

http->httpS

Pavel at 11:51, 9 February 2021

2021-02-09T11:51:44Z

Pavel at 11:50, 9 February 2021

2021-02-09T11:50:30Z

Vmaslov: /* Usage in Mocap Studio */

2019-10-08T19:46:47Z

‎Usage in Mocap Studio

Vmaslov: /* Usage in Unity */

2019-10-08T19:45:52Z

‎Usage in Unity

Vmaslov: /* Sample */

2019-10-08T19:35:40Z

‎Sample

Vmaslov: /* Sample */

2019-10-08T19:19:18Z

‎Sample

Andrew at 19:16, 8 October 2019

2019-10-08T19:16:05Z

Andrew at 19:14, 8 October 2019

2019-10-08T19:14:49Z

Vmaslov: /* Scripts */

2019-10-07T09:57:33Z

‎Scripts

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 == Usage in Unity ==
-  Download: [http://files.ipisoft.com/iPiMocap-Unity.zip iPiMocap-Unity.zip]
+  Download: [https://files.ipisoft.com/iPiMocap-Unity.zip iPiMocap-Unity.zip]
 To get data streamed by [[iPi Mocap Studio]] into Unity you need to add several C# scripts to your Unity project. Use the above download link to get them. This download contains necessary scripts under '''Scripts''' folder as well as a sample Unity project under '''Sample''' folder.

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 {{:Animation Streaming In Mocap Studio}}
-= Usage in Unity =
+== Usage in Unity ==
   Download: [http://files.ipisoft.com/iPiMocap-Unity.zip iPiMocap-Unity.zip]
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 To get data streamed by [[iPi Mocap Studio]] into Unity you need to add several C# scripts to your Unity project. Use the above download link to get them. This download contains necessary scripts under '''Scripts''' folder as well as a sample Unity project under '''Sample''' folder.
-== Scripts ==
+=== Scripts ===
 '''MocapStudioClient''' component reads data from the network. Add it to some game object which is always active. It has properties:
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 '''Pose''' contains definition of the data structure used by the components.
-== Sample ==
+=== Sample ===
 The sample project contains a simple scene with three characters. MocapStudioClient component is attached to '''Root''' object, and each of the character objects have CharacterAnimator component attached. To test the streaming:
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 [[File:streaming-to-unity-show-2.gif|center]]
-= Troubleshooting =
+== Troubleshooting ==
 Suppose you enter Play Mode in Unity and see the character stands still while it moves in [[iPi Mocap Studio]]. Probable reasons include:

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 {{EditionFeature|Basic}}
-iPi Mocap Studio is capable of realtime streaming of character's pose over network. This can be used to preview captured motion in an actual game scene inside the Unity editor.
+iPi Mocap Studio is capable of realtime streaming of character's pose over network. This can be used to preview captured motion in an actual game scene inside the Unity editor and integrate reading animation stream from [[iPi Mocap Studio]] into your games or applications created with Unity.
-= Usage in Mocap Studio =
+==Usage in Mocap Studio==
-To start streaming, go to the '''Export''' tab and press '''Start Streaming''' button. While streaming is active any changes to a pose of the actor in Mocap Studio (playback, tracking, manual edit etc.) are sent to the local network. If there is a target character applied for an actor then the program streams poses of that target character otherwise it streams poses of the actor model. To stop streaming press '''Stop Streaming''' button on the '''Export''' tab. Streaming also stops automatically when a project is closed.
+{{:Animation Streaming In Mocap Studio}}
-−
-[[File:export-tab-streaming.png|center|300px]]
-−
-{{Note|Streaming of multiple actors is not currently supported. In multi-actor projects, it streams an active (currently selected) actor.}}
-−
-Streaming protocol broadcasts UDP packets to a certain port on the local network. By default, the port used is ''31455''. You can change this value in '''Streaming Settings''' dialog which opens when you press a "gear" icon on '''Start Streaming''' button.
-−
-[[File:streaming-settings-dialog.png|center|300px]]
-−
-{{Tip|You may need to adjust firewall settings to allow '''outgoing''' connections to this UDP port.}}
 = Usage in Unity =

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 [[File:streaming-settings-dialog.png|center|300px]]
-{{Tip|You may need to adjust firewall settings to allow outgoing connections to this UDP port.}}
+{{Tip|You may need to adjust firewall settings to allow '''outgoing''' connections to this UDP port.}}
 = Usage in Unity =

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 = Usage in Unity =
-To get data streamed by [[iPi Mocap Studio]] into Unity you need to add several C# scripts to your Unity project. You can download them from [http://files.ipisoft.com/iPiMocap-Unity.zip this link]. This download contains necessary scripts under '''Scripts''' folder as well as a sample Unity project under '''Sample''' folder.
+ Download: [http://files.ipisoft.com/iPiMocap-Unity.zip iPiMocap-Unity.zip]
 == Scripts ==

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 The sample project contains a simple scene with three characters. MocapStudioClient component is attached to '''Root''' object, and each of the character objects have CharacterAnimator component attached. To test the streaming:
-* Open '''SampleScene''' (from Assets/Scenes) if it didn't open automatically when you opened the project.
+* Open '''SampleScene''' (from Assets/Scenes) if it didn't show up automatically when you opened the project.
 * Enable ''one'' of the characters in Unity.
 * Enter Play Mode.

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		+	[[File:streaming-to-unity-show-2.gif\|thumb\|400px\|right]]

	iPi Mocap Studio is capable of realtime streaming of character's pose over network. This can be used to preview captured motion in an actual game scene inside the Unity editor.		iPi Mocap Studio is capable of realtime streaming of character's pose over network. This can be used to preview captured motion in an actual game scene inside the Unity editor.

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 '''MocapStudioClient''' component reads data from the network. Add it to some game object which is always active. It has properties:
 * '''Port''' (int) - the number of UDP port to listen for data from Mocap Studio. Should be equal to the value of UDP port set in the '''Streaming Settings''' in Mocap Studio. The default value is ''31455''.
-*:{{Tip|You may need to adjust firewall settings to allow incoming UDP connections to this port.}}
+*:{{Tip|You may need to adjust firewall settings to allow '''incoming''' UDP connections to this port.}}
 [[File:Unity-MocapStudioClient-component.png|center|300px]]