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| - | After it’s done, Vizy will automatically switch to the Analyze tab so you can see the motion of your object rendered in all its glory. | + | After it’s done, Vizy will automatically switch to the **Analyze** tab so you can see the motion of your object rendered in all its glory. |
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| - | You can also choose the graphs you wish to view by selecting the selector above each graph pair. Position, velocity, and acceleration graphs for x and y are chosen by default. Direction and magnitude graphs are available for velocity and acceleration. | + | You can also choose the graphs you wish to view from the dropdown menu above each graph pair. Position, velocity, and acceleration graphs for x and y are chosen by default. Direction and magnitude graphs are available for velocity and acceleration. |
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| =====Changing the motion extracting algorithm===== | =====Changing the motion extracting algorithm===== | ||
| - | For advanced users who don’t mind doing some Python programming, you can customize MotionScope’s motion extracting algorithm to fit your needs better. For example, if you wanted to track the motion of a trebuchet, you'd likely want to use visual clues other than motion (e.g. hue, structure) to extract the motion of only the payload as it's gaining speed and being flung. Check out ''%%simplemotion.py%%'' in the source directory (''%%/home/pi/vizy/apps/motionscope%%''). | + | For advanced users who don’t mind doing some Python programming, you can customize MotionScope’s motion extraction algorithm to better fit your needs. For example, if you wanted to track the motion of a trebuchet, you'd likely want to use visual clues other than motion (e.g. hue, structure) to extract the motion of only the payload as it's gaining speed and being flung. Check out ''%%simplemotion.py%%'' in the source directory (''%%/home/pi/vizy/apps/motionscope%%''). |
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