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Python and Java API / Re: How to enter Slave offset values for multicamera setups.

« on: December 05, 2022, 04:16:52 PM »

Thanks a lot for this. I was able to solve it thanks to your help.

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sen=chunk.sensors[1]   
location_vect=me.Vector((0.1198,0,0))   
rotation_vect=me.Vector((-0.376965,-0.00629332,-0.209045))
location_accuracy_vect=me.Vector((0.003,0.003,0.003))   


#These 2 options in GUI: Slave Offset -> switch off "Adjust location/rotation"
sen.fixed_location = False
sen.fixed_rotation = False

ref = sen.reference
ref.enabled = True
ref.location_enabled = True
ref.rotation_enabled = True

ref.location = location_vect
ref.rotation = rotation_vect

ref.location_accuracy = location_accuracy_vect
ref.rotation_accuracy = location_accuracy_vect

#sen.location = location_vect
#sen.rotation = rotation_vect   

I ended up with this after some modification to fit my script. Last 2 lines seems to be unecessary.

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Python and Java API / How to enter Slave offset values for multicamera setups.

« on: December 01, 2022, 11:44:25 PM »

I am looking for a way to enter Slave offset values for a multicamera setup.

The closest I could find in the API was this.

There are 2 sensors in the setup.

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chunk.sensors[1].Reference.location_enabled=True
chunk.sensors[1].Reference.enabled=True
chunk.sensors[1].Reference.location=location_vect
chunk.sensors[1].Reference.location_accuracy=location_accuracy_vect
This code doesn't seem to do anything however.

Any help would be appreciated.