| To demonstrate the capability of using the 3-Space Bluetooth on Android this app was created. It is designed to be an example to understand how to communicate with the 3-Space Sensor in Android. Requires basic understanding of Android development, source code provided only. | |
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3-Space Firmware Update – Wireless 2.4GHz DSSS Sensor, updated 2018/7/26
3-Space Firmware Update – Wireless 2.4GHz DSSS Dongle, updated 2018/7/26
3-Space Firmware Update – Embedded, updated 2018/7/26
3-Space Firmware Update – Bluetooth, updated 2018/7/26
3-Space Firmware Update – Data Logger, updated 2018/7/26
3-Space Firmware Update – USB 2.0, updated 2018/7/26 (Note: only install this on your sensor if it says USB v2.0 on the back, or for Micro USB or Watertight sensors)
3-Space Firmware Update – LX Embedded, updated 2018/7/26
PScreen is a Python module that provides simple 2D drawing functions as well as mouse and keyboard I/O. So why use PScreen when there are many other APIs out there?
Simplicity. PScreen lets you do more with less. PScreen is small and concise. With PScreen you can draw on the screen, handle keyboard and mouse input, play sounds and music with less lines of code.
Great for learners. With PScreen you can learn by example! Our simple code samples show you how to use PScreen by example.
Small amount of code. It does not have hundreds of thousands of lines of code for things you won’t use anyway. The core is kept simple, and extra things like GUI libraries, and effects are developed separately outside of pygame.
Portable. PScreen runs on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X!
Pygame. PScreen is built on pygame. After mastering PScreen, you will be ready to dig in and create even more advanced games.
Download the full PScreen installer and run it. Alternatively, if the pyglet and pygame libraries are already installed on your computer, you can download just the individual installer for PScreen. Pygame and pyglet can also be obtained from www.pygame.org and www.pyglet.org, respectively.
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| PScreen Full Installer | Includes the PScreen module and also the pygame/pyglet libraries. |
| PScreen Only Installer | Includes just the PScreen module. |
| Program Name | Description |
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| Movement | Demonstrates simple key input and movement. |
| Alpha and Text | Demonstrates various shapes and alpha blending/transparency. |
| Mouse and Collision | Demonstrates mouse movement and collision (requires the sprite below in order to run). |
Click to download this sprite that can be used in your own games. Put it in the same directory as your Python script to use this with the sprite manipulation functions.
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| General Functions | LoadScreen | LoadScreen(resolution=(800, 600), fullscreen=False, selectedBackend=”pygame”): Initialize the window. The possible choices for selectedBackend are “pygame-basic”, “pygame”, and “pyglet”. |
| ClearScreen | ClearScreen(color=(255, 255, 255, 255)): Fill the entire screen with the specified color. Should be placed at the top of the game loop. | |
| UpdateScreen | UpdateScreen(): Update the contents of the window. Should be placed at the end of the game loop. | |
| UnloadScreen | UnloadScreen(): Unload the screen and all associated resources. | |
| Drawing Functions | PixelSet | PixelSet(x, y, color=(255, 255, 255, 255)): Color in the pixel at the specified position. |
| PixelGet | PixelGet(x, y): Return a tuple describing the color at the specified position. | |
| Line | Line(x1, y1, x2, y2, color=(255, 255, 255, 255), linewidth=1): Draw a line from (x1, y1) to (x2, y2). | |
| Rectangle | Rectangle(x1, y1, x2, y2, color=(255, 255, 255, 255), linewidth=1): Draw a rectangle using (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) as two corners. If linewidth is zero, the rectangle will be filled. | |
| Triangle | Triangle(x1, y1, x2, y2, x3, y3, color=(255, 255, 255, 255), linewidth=1): Draw a triangle using (x1, y1), (x2, y2) and (x3, y3) as the corners. If linewidth is zero, the triangle will be filled. | |
| Circle | Circle(x, y, r, color=(255, 255, 255, 255), linewidth=1): Draw a circle at position (x, y) with radius r. If linewidth is zero, the circle will be filled. | |
| Ellipse | Ellipse(x, y, w, h, color=(255, 255, 255, 255), linewidth=1): Draw an ellipse at position (x, y) with width w and height h. If linewidth is zero, the ellipse will be filled. | |
| Keyboard Functions | KeyIsPressed | KeyIsPressed(key): Returns true if this key is currently pressed. key can be a string; for example, “a”, “return”, and “escape” are all valid. |
| KeyIsNotPressed | KeyIsNotPressed(key): Returns true if this key is NOT currently pressed. | |
| KeyGetPressedList | KeyGetPressedList(): Return a list of currently pressed keys. | |
| Mouse Functions | MouseGetButtonL | MouseGetButtonL(): Returns True if the left mouse button is held down. |
| MouseGetButtonR | MouseGetButtonR(): Returns True if the right mouse button is held down. | |
| MouseGetButtonM | MouseGetButtonM(): Returns True if the middle mouse button is held down. | |
| MouseGetX | MouseGetX(): Returns the x position of the mouse. | |
| MouseGetY | MouseGetY(): Returns the y position of the mouse. | |
| MouseGetPosition | MouseGetPosition(): Returns a tuple containing the x and y positions of the mouse. | |
| MouseGetButtons | MouseGetButtons(): Returns a 3-element tuple describing the state of each mouse button, such as (left, middle, right). Each element will be True or False. | |
| Font Functions | FontSelect | FontSelect(fontName=”Arial”, fontSize=”24″): Set the current font. Must be done prior to rendering text. |
| FontWrite | FontWrite(x, y, text, color=(255, 255, 255, 255)): Draw text at the specified position. Currently, the alpha value (the last color parameter) is not supported in pygame. | |
| Music Functions | MusicLoad | MusicLoad(filename): Load filename as the current background music. Multiple formats are supported, including .mp3, .wav, and .ogg. |
| MusicPlay | MusicPlay(): Play the currently loaded background music. | |
| MusicPause | MusicPause(): Pause the currently playing background music. | |
| MusicUnPause | MusicUnPause(): Unpause the currently loaded background music. | |
| MusicFade | MusicFade(seconds): Fade out the currently playing background music over the given time. | |
| MusicSetVolume | MusicSetVolume(volumePercent=40): Set the volume of the currently loaded background music. | |
| MusicGetVolume | MusicGetVolume(): Return the volume of the currently loaded background music. | |
| MusicStop | MusicStop(): Stop the currently playing background music. | |
| Sound Functions | SoundLoad | SoundLoad(filename, slot): Load the specified sound into one of 256 slots (slot should be 0 – 255). |
| SoundPlay | SoundPlay(slot): Play the sound stored in the given slot. | |
| SoundStop | SoundStop(slot): Stop the sound stored in the given slot. | |
| SoundSetVolume | SoundSetVolume(slot, volumePercent): Set the volume of the sound in the given slot. | |
| Sprite Functions | SpriteLoad | SpriteLoad(filename, slot): Load the specified sprite into one of 256 slots (slot should be 0 – 255). |
| SpriteRender | SpriteRender(x, y, slot, rotation=0, scale=1, flipH=False, flipV=False, alpha=255): Render the sprite in the specified slot at the specified position. Rotation specifies a counterclockwise rotation in angles; scale specifies a scaling factor in both dimensions; flipH and flipV flip the sprite horizontally and vertically, respectively. The alpha parameter is not currently supported in pygame. | |
| SpriteSimpleRender | SpriteSimpleRender(x, y, slot): A simpler, quicker method of rendering a sprite. | |
| SpriteWidth | SpriteWidth(slot): Return the width of the sprite in the specified slot. | |
| SpriteHeight | SpriteHeight(slot): Return the height of the sprite in the specified slot. | |
| Frame Rate Functions | FrameGetLimit | FrameGetLimit(): Returns the current frames per second. |
| FrameSetLimit | FrameSetLimit(fps): Cap the framerate at the specified frames per second. | |
| FrameDelay | FrameDelay(): Ticks the internal clock object; this should be called during every iteration of the game loop. The function returns a value that indicates the amount of time elapsed since the last update. | |
ServoCenter 4.1 Documentation
ServoCenter 4.1 Manual Volume 1: Installation & Hardware
20-page booklet containing the following sections: Package Checklist, Board Overview, Features and Specifications, Installation, Connecting a Single Board, Connecting Multiple Boards, Jumper Settings, Board Identification Settings, Hexadecimal/Decimal/Binary Conversion Chart, Serial Cable Diagrams, and Circuit Schematic.
ServoCenter 4.1 Manual Volume 2: Protocol Reference
35-page booklet containing the following sections: Protocol Overview, Binary Packet Format, ASCII Packet Format, Return Values, Command Message Format, Normal Movement, Compact Movement, Group Movement, Servo Settings, Input/Output Commands, Servo Group Mask, Preset Commands, General Commands, Hexadecimal/Decimal/Binary Nibble Conversion Chart, Hexadecimal/Decimal ASCII Chart.
ServoCenter 4.1 Manual Volume 3: Programming Guide & Programming Examples
55-page booklet containing the following sections: Programming with Raw Serial I/O, Programming With the ServoCenter 4.1 ActiveX Control, Programming With the ServoCenter 4.1 DLL, Programming With the ServoCenter 4.1 .NET Assembly, Hexadecimal/Decimal/Binary Conversion Chart, Serial Cable Diagram, ServoCenter 4.1 Circuit Schematic.
28-page booklet containing the following sections: Sequencer Overview, Sequencer Features, Language Reference, ServoCenter Sequencer Control Commands, Using the ServoCenter Control Panel Sequence Editor, SC-BASIC Programming Examples, Hexadecimal/Decimal/Binary Nibble Conversion Chart, Hexadecimal/Decimal ASCII Chart, Token Specification, Error Codes
ServoCenter 4.1 CD Version 1.1 updated on 8/9/11
ZIP containing the resources provided on the ServoCenter 4.1 CD, including drivers, documentation and programming examples.
ServoCenter 3.1 Documentation
ZIP file containing the resources provided on the ServoCenter 3.1 CD, including documentation and programming examples.
44-page booklet containing instructions for using ServoCenter, as well as a parts list and code samples in several different programming languages and platforms.
44-page booklet containing instructions for using ServoCenter, as well as a parts list and code samples in several different programming languages and platforms.
32-page booklet containing instructions for using ServoCenter chips, as well as technical information and example schematics.
Document describing the command packet format and providing a detailed summary for all of the ServoCenter commands.
ServoCenter 3.1 RS232 Schematic
Schematic for the serial controller board.
Schematic for the USB controller board.
ServoCenter 1.2 Documentation
ServoCenterMIDI 1.2 Manual (MIDI)
16-page booklet containing instructions for using ServoCenter with MIDI applications.
ServoCenter 1.2 MIDI Schematic
Schematic for the MIDI controller board.
ServoCenter 4.1 Drivers
ServoCenter 4.1 USB Windows Drivers Version 2.08.14 released on 4/12/11
ZIP file containing the USB drivers necessary to communicate with ServoCenter 4.1 USB. WHQL certified drivers for Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2. Includes support for both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows
ServoCenter 4.1 USB Mac OS X Drivers Version 2.02.16 released on 2/28/11
File containing the USB drivers necessary to communicate with ServoCenter 4.1 USB for use with 32-bit, 64-bit and PPC architectures.
Please see the FTDI Drivers Download page for the latest drivers and drivers for legacy or unlisted operating systems
See the FTDI Installation Guides page for detailed installation guides.
ServoCenter 3.1 Drivers
ZIP file containing the USB drivers necessary to communicate with ServoCenter 3.1 USB. Refer to the manual section on driver installation for assistance in installing the USB drivers.
ServoCenter 3.1 USB Windows Vista 64-bit Drivers
ZIP file containing drivers and instructions for installing the ServoCenter 3.1 USB for Windows Vista 64-bit.
ServoCenter 3.1 USB Mac OS X Drivers
File containing v2_1_7 for the OS X standard driver.
ServoCenter 3.1 USB Mac OS X Drivers
File containing v2_2_7 for the OS X standard driver.
Application Notes and Source Code
ServoCenter 4.1
Programming Examples
DESCRIPTION
EXAMPLES/SOURCE CODE
DLL Programming
DLL programming in C#
DLL programming in Visual C++ .NET
DLL programming in Visual C++ 6.0
DLL programming in Visual Basic .NET
DLL programming in Visual Basic 6.0
DLL programming in Python
64-bit DLL Programming
64-bit DLL programming in Visual Basic .NET 2010
ActiveX Control
ActiveX control with Visual Basic 6.0
Direct Serial I/O
Direct serial I/O in Python
Direct serial I/O in REALBasic
Direct serial I/O in MaxMSP 5
Direct serial I/O in PHP
Direct serial I/O in Visual Basic 6.0
Joystick Control Example
.NET Assembly
.NET Assembly in Visual C# 2008
.NET Assembly in Visual C++ 2008
.NET Assembly in Visual Basic 2008
ServoCenter 3.1
Programming Examples
DESCRIPTION
DOCUMENTATION
EXAMPLES/SOURCE CODE
DLL Programming
DLL programming in C#.
DLL programming in Visual C++ .NET
DLL programming in Visual C++ 6.0
DLL programming in Visual Basic .NET
DLL programming in Visual Basic 6.0
ActiveX Control
ActiveX control with Visual Basic 6.0
Direct Serial I/O
Direct serial I/O in Visual C++ 6.0
Direct serial I/O in Visual Basic 6.0
Direct serial I/O in Turbo C
Direct serial I/O in QBASIC
Direct serial I/O in GCC/Linux
ServoCenter MIDI Application Notes
ServoCenterMIDI with MAX/MSP
N/A
Programmatic Messages in Windows
N/A
Miscellaneous Resources and Tools
Yost Labs Warranty, Returns and Support
Information regarding product warranty, returns, and technical support.
ServoCenter 4.1 Tools
ServoCenter 4.1 Control Panel Utility
The ServoCenter 4.1 Control Panel Utility allows control of servos, servo settings, I/O setup, preset editing, and sequencer programming.
ServoCenter 3.1 Tools
REALBasic class for ServoCenter 3.1
Contributed January 2007 courtesy of Jim Patek.
Python module for ServoCenter 3.1
Python module for ServoCenter 3.1 at GitHub
Python module for ServoCenter 3.1 at PyPI
Contributed June 2011 courtesy of David Davis.
The Yost Labs 3-Space Sensor Software Suite is meant to make setup and configuration of the 3-Space Sensor easy. It provides a graphical view of the orientation output of the sensor, and gives access to many orientation calibration parameters such as oversampling and averaging. The data chart gives a quick view of either normalized or raw data coming from the accelerometer, compass, and gyroscope, and has options for logging data to the PC.
The 3-Space Sensor Software Suite provides support for all members of the 3-Space Sensor family, including configuration options for specific members. Features include a simple table interface to set up connections between 3-Space Wireless sensors and 3-Space Dongles, and capability to set the current time on the 3-Space Data Logging’s real time clock based on the PC’s system time.
The 3-Space Sensor Software Suite makes setup of some of the more advanced sensor options easy, as well. The suite provides HID customization capabilities, by which the sensor can be made to act as a joystick or mouse for the PC with user defined buttons and motion axes. The suite also has a wizard for setting up the sensor’s Multi-Reference calibration scheme, which can increase accuracy after a short calibration process. It gives access to firmware update capabilities as well.
Operating System – Windows Vista/7/8/10(32-Bit or 64-Bit)
3-Space Sensor Suite Manual, 3.0r1, updated 4 Nov 2014
3-Space Sensor Suite Installer for Windows 7 to 10 (includes drivers), 1.1.3, updated 26 July 2018
3-Space Sensor Suite Installer for Mac OSX, 1.0.6, updated 1 August 2017
Legacy 3-Space Sensor Suite Installer for Windows 10 (includes drivers), 3.0r7, updated 28 Mar 2017
Legacy 3-Space Sensor Suite Installer for Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 3.0r7, updated 10 Apr 2017
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The Yost Labs 3-Space Sensor Blender Motion Capture Plug-in is an addon for the open source 3D modeling program Blender. Once installed, the plugin provides tools for interfacing the Yost Labs 3-Space family of sensors with Blender, configure individual sensors, pair sensors with Blender armature bones, and record orientation data over time for driving armatures created in Blender. Utilizing these features, users may put Blender to work as an all in one tool for motion capture animation recording, clean-up, and editing.
Flexibility in capture options is also provided by the plugin. Options ranging from data stream and data poll rates to keyframe scaling options are all provided in an easy to use interface. Constraints on the length of time and number of frames captured may also be defined to further optimize any motion capture workflow. All data capture and storage is also performed from within Blender, which means any part of the capture pipeline may benefit from the collection of tools and options provided by Blender out of the box.
The 3-Space Motion Capture Plugin utilizes Blender’s powerful Python based API for creating the menus and tools necessary for interacting with the 3-Space family of sensor natively from within Blender. The plugin is also provided for free under an open source licence. This means others may expand, enhance, and learn from the code that drives it.
We also offer Strap Sets that can be used for placing the 3-Space Sensor devices.
Operating System – Windows XP(32-Bit), Windows Vista/7(32-Bit or 64-Bit)
Blender Version – Blender 2.60a or newer(32-Bit or 64-Bit) for Windows. Blender may be downloaded here.
NOTE: Version 2.61 of Blender is not supported by the Yost Labs 3-Space Blender Motion Capture Plugin due to a bug in that version of Blender. To use the plugin, please either install 2.60a or a version newer than 2.61 of Blender.
The Yost Labs 3-Space Sensor Blender Motion Capture Plug-in is released under the Yost Labs 3-Space Open Source License, which allows for both non-commercial use and commercial use with certain restrictions.
For Non-Commercial Use, your use of Covered Works is governed by the GNU GPL v.3, subject to the Yost Labs 3-Space Open Source Licensing Overview and Definitions.
For Commercial Use, a Yost Labs Commercial/Redistribution License is required, pursuant to the Yost Labs 3-Space Open Source Licensing Overview and Definitions. Commercial Use, for the purposes of this License, means the use, reproduction and/or Distribution, either directly or indirectly, of the Covered Works or any portion thereof, or a Compilation, Improvement, or Modification, for Pecuniary Gain. A Yost Labs Commercial/Redistribution License may or may not require payment, depending upon the intended use.
Full details of the Yost Labs 3-Space Open Source License can be found here
3-Space Blender Quick Start Manual, 1.0.0, updated 18 Jan 2012
3-Space Blender Plugin Installer, 1.0.3, updated 17 May 2012
3-Space Blender Plugin Archive, 1.0.3, updated 17 May 2012
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blender3d – Wikipedia entry describing the open source Blender 3D modelling and animation application.
http://www.blender.org – Link to the Blender 3D website.
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The Yost Labs 3-Space Mocap Studio is an open source motion capture application that uses the Yost Labs 3-Space Sensor™ devices. The interface is similar to other motion capture applications (e.g. Blender), but is more convenient in getting started with the 3-Space Sensor devices since the application was created for them. It automatically searches for 3-Space Sensor devices already in use by the computer on start-up of the application and can load in previous sessions that saved off 3-Space Sensor information. However, it can only set-up and record motion data. It cannot edit or clean-up the motion data like other motion capture applications. Do not sweat though, because the Mocap Studio can export its motion data using the BVH (Biovision Hierarchy) format which is a widely used form for motion capture data.
The Mocap Studio interfaces with the 3-Space Sensor devices through a Node Graph interface window which allows the creation of complex node configurations to facilitate communicate with 3-Space Sensor devices. It is within this window that you can edit 3-Space Sensor settings and pair 3-Space Sensor Dongle devices with 3-Space Sensor Wireless devices . The Node Graph can also manipulate the orientation data coming from the 3-Space Sensor devices to allow to sensor re-targeting or other complex mocap rigs.
We offer a Mocap Bundle that includes 17 Wireless devices and 3 Dongle devices to get you started on motion capturing at an affordable price.
We also offer Strap Sets that can be used for placing the 3-Space Sensor devices.
Operating System – Windows XP (32-Bit), Windows Vista/7 (32-Bit or 64-Bit)
The Yost Labs 3-Space Mocap Studio is released under the Yost Labs 3-Space Open Source License, which allows for both non-commercial use and commercial use with certain restrictions.
For Non-Commercial Use, your use of Covered Works is governed by the GNU GPL v.3, subject to the Yost Labs 3-Space Open Source Licensing Overview and Definitions.
For Commercial Use, a Yost Labs Commercial/Redistribution License is required, pursuant to the Yost Labs 3-Space Open Source Licensing Overview and Definitions. Commercial Use, for the purposes of this License, means the use, reproduction and/or Distribution, either directly or indirectly, of the Covered Works or any portion thereof, or a Compilation, Improvement, or Modification, for Pecuniary Gain. A Yost Labs Commercial/Redistribution License may or may not require payment, depending upon the intended use.
Full details of the Yost Labs 3-Space Open Source License can be found here
Legacy For firmware 1.0+
Legacy For firmware 1.0+
Below is a collection of sample BVH animation exports from the Yost Labs 3-Space Mocap Studio. They are compatible with 3ds Max biped naming scheme.
The Yost Labs 3-Space Sensor Interactive Cube-Space Demos are designed to demonstrate the fast real-time response and accuracy of the Yost Labs 3-Space Sensor™ family in a user friendly and entertaining way. There are two games included, a 3-dimensional maze and a color matching game. The maze game demonstrates the fine accuracy of the sensor as the player freely rotates a cube-shaped maze on all axes and navigate a ball to the the maze’s goal. The color matching game demonstrates the fast response time of the 3-Space Sensor as the player matches an on-screen cube’s color with a series of approaching colored rings.
The Yost Labs 3-Space Interactive Cube-Space Demos are released under the Yost Labs 3-Space Open Source License, which allows for both non-commercial use and commercial use with certain restrictions.
For Non-Commercial Use, your use of Covered Works is governed by the GNU GPL v.3, subject to the Yost Labs 3-Space Open Source Licensing Overview and Definitions.
For Commercial Use, a Yost Labs Commercial/Redistribution License is required, pursuant to the Yost Labs 3-Space Open Source Licensing Overview and Definitions. Commercial Use, for the purposes of this License, means the use, reproduction and/or Distribution, either directly or indirectly, of the Covered Works or any portion thereof, or a Compilation, Improvement, or Modification, for Pecuniary Gain. A Yost Labs Commercial/Redistribution License may or may not require payment, depending upon the intended use.
Full details of the Yost Labs 3-Space Open Source License can be found here
3-Space Sensor Interactive Examples Quick-Start Manual, 1.0.0, updated 18 Jan 2012
3-Space Sensor Interactive Examples Installer, Firmware 2 Compatible 2.0.0, updated 19 Jun 2013
Change in 2.0.0: Wireless sensors not plugged via USB no longer show up in pause menu. Now select the Dongle they are paired with instead. Page Up and Page Down Keys will go through Sensors paired to the Dongle.
3-Space Sensor Interactive Examples Installer, 1.0.1, updated 24 Feb 2012
The Yost Labs 3-Space Application Programming Interface (API) is a series of functions, classes, and structure definitions designed to make writing applications that utilize the Yost Labs 3-Space family of sensors fast and easy to support. Binary libraries (or source files depending on the supported language) are included for convenient integration into projects of any size or application.
Currently, the Yost Labs 3-Space API supports C/C++ and Python natively. The Python variant of the API is provided as a main module source file with several support/utility source files. The C variant of the API is distributed as a header (.h) and dynamic link library (.dll + .lib). With the C API, users that require easy integration of the 3-Space family of sensors into programming environments not natively supported may import the dynamic link library and call its contained functions from the importing program, as the API’s function prototypes are all compiled as C prototypes and are name mangled as such.
NOTE: Due to changes being made to the gyroscope calibration pipeline, the “setGyroCalibrationParam” and “getGyroCalibrationParam” functions are not currently supported.
The Yost Labs 3-Space APIs are released under the Yost Labs 3-Space Open Source License, which allows for both non-commercial use and commercial use with certain restrictions.
For Non-Commercial Use, your use of Covered Works is governed by the GNU GPL v.3, subject to the Yost Labs 3-Space Open Source Licensing Overview and Definitions.
For Commercial Use, a Yost Labs Commercial/Redistribution License is required, pursuant to the Yost Labs 3-Space Open Source Licensing Overview and Definitions. Commercial Use, for the purposes of this License, means the use, reproduction and/or Distribution, either directly or indirectly, of the Covered Works or any portion thereof, or a Compilation, Improvement, or Modification, for Pecuniary Gain. A Yost Labs Commercial/Redistribution License may or may not require payment, depending upon the intended use.
Full details of the Yost Labs 3-Space Open Source License can be found here
Legacy For firmware 1.0+
Legacy Hosted on SourceForge (For firmware 1.0+)
Legacy Hosted on SourceForge (For firmware 1.0+)
The Yost Labs 3-Space Mocap Studio is an open source motion capture application that uses the Yost Labs 3-Space Sensor™ devices. The interface is similar to other motion capture applications (e.g. Blender), but is more convenient in getting started with the 3-Space Sensor devices since the application was created for them. It automatically searches for 3-Space Sensor devices already in use by the computer on start-up of the application and can load in previous sessions that saved off 3-Space Sensor information. However, it can only set-up and record motion data. It cannot edit or clean-up the motion data like other motion capture applications. Do not sweat though, because the Mocap Studio can export its motion data using the BVH (Biovision Hierarchy) format which is a widely used form for motion capture data.
The Mocap Studio interfaces with the 3-Space Sensor devices through a Node Graph interface window which allows the creation of complex node configurations to facilitate communicate with 3-Space Sensor devices. It is within this window that you can edit 3-Space Sensor settings and pair 3-Space Sensor Dongle devices with 3-Space Sensor Wireless devices . The Node Graph can also manipulate the orientation data coming from the 3-Space Sensor devices to allow to sensor re-targeting or other complex mocap rigs.
We offer a Mocap Bundle that includes 17 Wireless devices and 3 Dongle devices to get you started on motion capturing at an affordable price.
We also offer Strap Sets that can be used for placing the 3-Space Sensor devices.
Operating System – Windows XP (32-Bit), Windows Vista/7 (32-Bit or 64-Bit)
The Yost Labs 3-Space Mocap Studio is released under the Yost Labs 3-Space Open Source License, which allows for both non-commercial use and commercial use with certain restrictions.
For Non-Commercial Use, your use of Covered Works is governed by the GNU GPL v.3, subject to the Yost Labs 3-Space Open Source Licensing Overview and Definitions.
For Commercial Use, a Yost Labs Commercial/Redistribution License is required, pursuant to the Yost Labs 3-Space Open Source Licensing Overview and Definitions. Commercial Use, for the purposes of this License, means the use, reproduction and/or Distribution, either directly or indirectly, of the Covered Works or any portion thereof, or a Compilation, Improvement, or Modification, for Pecuniary Gain. A Yost Labs Commercial/Redistribution License may or may not require payment, depending upon the intended use.
Full details of the Yost Labs 3-Space Open Source License can be found here
Legacy For firmware 1.0+
Legacy For firmware 1.0+
Below is a collection of sample BVH animation exports from the Yost Labs 3-Space Mocap Studio. They are compatible with 3ds Max biped naming scheme.
Yost Labs 3-Space Mocap Studio Forum
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motion_capture#Inertial_systems – Wikipedia entry describing inertial motion capture systems
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biovision_Hierarchy – Wikipedia entry describing the BVH file format
http://research.cs.wisc.edu/graphics/Courses/cs-838-1999/Jeff/BVH.html – Research article describing how to read and parse the BVH file format