9. Apply Motion Tracking
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Which motion do you want to control with motion adapters? Refer to the below table.
Bone 1D Controller
Eye blink
Bone 1D Controller
Head tilting / Chest position
Bone 2D Controller
Face direction
Sprite 1D Range Controller
Eye blink
Sprite 2D Nearest Controller
Mouth size
Rigged Sprite 2D Nearest Controller
Mouth size
The Motion Adapter takes motion capture data from MotionTemplate, processes it, and feeds it to the Controllers.
There are different Motion Adapters for different types of data processing. Data processing type in turn depends on the type of motion data and the type of Controller(s) that will be used.
Theoretically, if there are M number of motion data types that can be tracked and N number of Controllers, a total of M*N number of Motion Adapters can exist.
MYTY Kit v1.0 provides 14 types of Motion Adapters prefabs to handle the more common animation scenarios.
There are two categories of motion adapters: Mapper and Reducer.
This section contains guides showing you how 2D characters move along the 3D motion.
MYTY Kit gives you everything you need to create a stunning live avatar. To apply motion tracking to your NFT avatar in real-time, take a closer look at these motion adapters.
Bone Motion Adapters connect the motion data coming from the motion template to the Bone Controller. There are 5 types of Bone Motion Adapters in MYTY Kit, and each adapter can import motion data set as below.
Bone2D
Chest, Head joint
BoneTiltOrPosition
Chest, Head joint
EyeBlink & EyeBlinkAll
Simple Face Parameters (size of left/right eye)
EyeBrow & EyeBrowAll
Simple Face Parameters (height of left/right eyebrow)
Pupil & PupilAll
Simple Face Parameters (position of left/right pupil)
Sprite Motion Adapters connect the motion data coming from the Motion Template to the Sprite Controller. There are 3 types of Sprite Motion Adapters in MYTY Kit, and each adapter can import motion data set as below.
EyeBlink & EyeBlinkAll
Simple Face Parameters (size of left/right eye)
EyeBrow & EyeBrowAll
Simple Face Parameters (height of left/right eyebrow)
Mouth
Simple Face Parameters (wide and height of mouth)
1) In the Project window, Select Assets > MYTYKit > MotionTemplate. Drag DefaultMotionTemplate to a blank area in the Hierarchy window.
1) In the Project window, Select Assets > MYTYKit > MotionTemplate > Motion Source Samples. Drag MediapipeMotionPack to a blank area in the Hierarchy window.
2) Click the MediapipeMotionPack > MediapipeMotionSource in the Hierarchy window. Then, in the Inspector window, click the ✚ icon below the Motion Template Mapper List.
3) Set the Element 0 to the DefaultMotionTemplate GameObject.
1) Right-click on a blank area of the Hierarchy window, and select Create Component to create a GameObject for the MotionAdapter Group.
2) In the Inspector window, click Add Component and apply the Motion Adapter Group Script.
1) In the Project window, go to Assets > MYTYKit > MotionAdapter, click and drag the prefabs you want to apply into the MotionAdapter Group object in the Hierarchy window.
2) In the Inspector window, adjust the settings for each MotionAdapter, selecting the appropriate scripts, Controllers, and objects.
3) If nothing appears when you click the ◉ icon, it may be due to either of the following:
The DefaultMotionTemplate or the MediapipeMotionPack is not in the Hierarchy window → Check #add-defaultmotiontemplate and #add-mediapipemotionpack
4) Click ▶️(Play) to check that Motion Tracking works as intended.
Repeat steps 1 to 4 for each bone or sprite animation.
The appropriate Script(s) are not applied to the Controller → Check
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