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In Motive, the Application Settings can be accessed under the View tab or by clicking icon on the main toolbar.
Default Application Settings can be recovered by Reset Application Settings under the Edit Tools tab from the main Toolbar.
Reconstruction tab contains a list of parameters for the real-time Point Cloud reconstruction engine.
Reconstruction in motion capture is a process of deriving 3D points from 2D coordinate information obtained from captured images, and the Point Cloud is the core engine that runs the reconstruction process. The reconstruction settings in the Application Settings modifies the engine's parameters for real-time reconstructions. These settings can be modified to optimize the quality of reconstructions in Live mode depending on the conditions of the capture and what you're trying to achieve. Use the 2D Mode to live-monitor the reconstruction outcomes from the configured settings.
Controls the color of the RGB Status Indicator Ring (Prime Series cameras only). Options include distinct indications for Live, Recording, Playback, Selection and Scene camera statuses, and you can choose the color for the corresponding camera status.
This section covers through the display options for the calibration features. In previous releases, these options existed in the Calibration pane.
A list of the default Skeleton display properties for newly created skeletons is listed under the Skeletons tab. These properties are applied to only skeleton assets that are newly created after the properties have been modified. For descriptions of the skeleton properties, please read through the Properties: Skeleton page.
Note that this is the default creation properties. Asset-specific skeleton properties are modified directly from the Properties pane.
A list of the default rigid body creation properties is listed under the Rigid Bodies tab. Thes properties are applied to only rigid bodies that are newly created after the properties have been modified. For descriptions of the rigid body properties, please read through the Properties: Rigid Body page.
Note that this is the default creation properties. Asset specific rigid body properties are modified directly from the Properties pane.
This section of the application settings is used for configuring the properties for all of the cameras in the tracking group. The settings include display options, masking properties, but most importantly, the 2D Filter settings for the camera system which basically determines which reflections are considered as marker reflections from the camera view.
When a frame of image is captured by a camera, the 2D Object Filter is applied. By judging on sizes and shapes of the detected reflections, this filter determines which of them can be accepted as marker reflections. Parameters for the 2D Object filter are configured in the Devices pane under the Filters section.
For Motive 2.0 and above. The 2D Object filter settings in the Reconstruction Settings pane have been moved over to the Devices pane.