English page - moggproject. Face And LipsFace And Lips helps you to create MikuMikuDance facial motions.
You can visually edit eyes and mouse motions and easily lipsync. RequirementsWindows XP, Vista, 7.NET Framework 2.0 or laterMicrosoft Visual C++ run-time componentsDirectX 9.0c Vmd Reduction Tool is a smoothing and key frame reduction tool for MikuMikuDance(MMD) Kinect motion capture data. The tool can save MMD developer time and effort. You can see each bone position and rotation as graph, and apply smoothing, noise reduction to the kinect motion data. Main Features - Smoothing and noise reduction by Fourier transform low pass filter - Smoothing and noise reduction by Wavelet transform - Smoothing by Sine Weighted Moving Average - Reduction key frames - Grounding offset - Offset position and rotation - Integrate Multi-stage bone motions MoggDxOpenNI is a DxOpenNI modification. (DxOpenNI is the plug-in for MMD kinect motion capture) RequirementsMikuMikuDance V7.30 or later.
Hacking Kinect with C# using OpenNI: Basic Depth Viewer « Coding Beta. So you want to hack a Kinect, but don’t feel comfortable or don’t want to bother with C++? Try using C#! This post walks through how to get a basic C# program (using the Windows Presentation Foundation ) working using the Kinect. By the end of this post, you will know how to access the depth map of the kinect and have a program that displays the depth view in a semi-aesthetic image (ok, it’s kind of ugly….but you can change it to make it look better!). Prerequisites You should be comfortable with programming C# or Java. You should have Visual Studio installed. I’m going to assume you’re somewhat comfortable with Visual Studio. Make sure you’ve installed the Kinect libraries and drivers and can get a sample app working [ instructions ].
Useful References The OpenNI documentation is a good starting point. Quick Start Creating and Configuring Your Project After creating a project, do the following. You should be ready to write some code now! Adding an Image to your MainWindow Area. Kinect and WPF: Complete body tracking - Vangos Pterneas blog. It's time for a really interesting and useful Kinect tutorial.
We'll see how to achieve full body tracking using Kinect sensor, OpenNI library and Windows Presentation Foundation. I found OpenNI C# samples a little messy, so I decided to develop a .NET 4 wrapper library which could be used into WPF applications whithout requiring .NET 2 staff like GDI+, System.Drawing, etc. I named it Nui.Vision and it's part of a larger framework I currently develop. Nui.Vision is a .NET 4 assembly which offers an easy-to-use body tracking API! Kinect Hacks - Supporting the Kinect Hacking news and community.