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Broadcast Frame Data
OptiTrack Streaming Engine: Streams marker, rigid body, or skeletal data via OptiTrack’s NatNet streaming engine.
Stream Markers: Controls the streaming of individual marker locations over NatNet.
Stream Rigid Bodies: Controls the streaming of rigid body name, position, and orientation data over NatNet.
Stream Skeletons: Sets whether skeletons are streamed, if present.
Local Rigid Bodies: When enabled, the streamed position and rotation of each bone will be relative to its parent bones. Otherwise they will be global.
Skeleton as Rigid Body: Enables the streaming of skeleton segments as a series of rigid bodies.
Scale: Sets the scaling for streamed skeletal data.
Bone Naming Convention: Motive/FBX/BHV
Up Axis:
Remote Trigger:
Type: Selects the mode of broadcast for NatNet. Valid options are: Multicast (Default), Unicast.
Command Port: Specifies the port to be used for negotiating the connection between the NatNet server and client. Default is 1510.
Data Port: Specifies the port to be used for streaming data from the NatNet server to the client(s). Default is 1511.
Local Interface: Specifies the network adapter to use for streaming NatNet data. Valid options are: Preferred (auto-select) (default), Local Loopback, and available network adapters by IP address.
Multicast interface: Specifies the multicast broadcast address. Default is 239.255.42.99.
Note: When streaming to clients based on NatNet 2.0 or below, the default multicast address should be changed to 224.0.0.1 and the data port should be changed to 1001.
VRPN Streaming Engine: Streams rigid body data via the VRPN protocol.
VRPN Broadcast Port: Specifies the broadcast port for VRPN streaming. Default is 3883.
TrackD Streaming Engine: Streams rigid body data via the Trackd protocol.
