Rinions​/File Player

File Player

Bugs

• Re-calculation of Quaternion, Initialize of Start Position and Format are not displayed correctly, sorry.
   

Setting of Player

Repeat

• Animation is repeated.
   

Re-calculation of Quaternion

• Included Quaternion data is not used. And Quaternion is re-calculated from position data of Joints.
• If file does not include Quaternion data, please check this box.
   

Mirroring

• Animation is Mirrored.
   

Initialize of Start Position

• First position data in file is start position of Animation.
   

Size (Length)

• meter, cm, inch
  • Specify the unit of File Data.
  • If you want to change unit of reading data and write-in data. Please set the unit of writing-in data.
    • Coordinate data is wrote by this unit.
    • In this case, Rinions data unit differs from unit of reading data. So, please set below Correction option.
• Correction
  • When the coordinates unit of the data read by Rinions differs from the unit of the coordinates of a data file, it is corrected here.
  • Example: If the unit of file data is cm and you want to write data with inch, please set 0.3937 (=1.0/2.54)

Time Scale

• Playback speed of Animation
  • Ex.)
    • 12 : x 12
    • 1 : x 1
    • 0 : x 1
    • -1 : x 1
    • -2 : x 1/2
    • -20: x 1/20
• Attention: Slider is exponential scale.
• If between time of Animation Frame is over the 5sec, warning dialog is displayed.
   

BVH

• Setting of write-in BVH file.
• Preservation here is not subject to the setup of Data Save dialog.
   

Format

• Please select QAvimator. QAvimator format is compatible with QAvimator.
• Other formats are under　development.
   

FPS

• Specify the FPS of write-in BVH.
   

Div Time

• When outputting a BVH file for Second Life or OpenSim, BVH is divided and outputted by specified time.
• If you specify sample.bvh as file name, actually, data is saved by the name sample_00.bvh, sample_01.bvh, sample_02.bvh, ...
• The play time of each outputted BVH file becomes long a little from the specified division time for re-combination .
• If 0 is specified, file is not divided.