Overview

The toolbar is a panel where frequently used functions are consolidated.

The shortcut panel includes the following functions:

• Tracking On/Off : This is a core function of AvaKit that starts or stops tracking. After completing tracking-related settings, tracking must be started for normal execution. You can execute this function by clicking the corresponding button or pressing Alt + T.
• Hand Tracking: This function toggles hand tracking on or off. You can execute this function by clicking the corresponding button or pressing Alt + H.
• Broadcast Signal: This function broadcasts AvaKit’s screen to another program. It sends the AvaKit screen to programs like [OBS Studio] or[PRISM Live Studio]. To transmit the AvaKit screen, first, ensure that the [Capture Method] is set to [Spout2] in the settings. Then, run the program that will receive the AvaKit screen, such as OBS Studio or PRISM Live Studio, and prepare to receive.
• Posture Reset : This function resets the avatar to its default pose. It can be used if the avatar adopts an unnatural pose due to camera angle issues or the user's usual posture. By using [Posture Reset], the current camera shooting posture, angle, and position are set to match the default posture of the avatar. You can execute this function by clicking the corresponding button or pressing Alt + P.
• Ankle Fixation: This function fixes the avatar's ankles. Clicking the corresponding button will fix the avatar's posture based on the ankles.
• Tracking Window: This provides a popup window where you can check if tracking is proceeding correctly via webcam tracking. When tracking data is accurately received, the tracking window plays a video visualizing the tracking data.

<aside> ⚠️ If you experience issues with tracking or camera settings, please turn on the tracking status window and send a user report. The video displayed in the tracking status window will greatly assist the AvaKit development team in understanding the problem.

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• Camera Zoom: You can adjust the camera properties used to capture the avatar.

  • FOV (Field of View): Changing this value will cause distortion in the periphery of the screen. Increasing the focal length value applies a stronger perspective to the camera. By adjusting the focal length value and using the camera zoom in/out function appropriately, you can create the camera settings desired by the user.
  • Presets: Provides 7 camera presets. Using [Front View], [Back View], [Left 15°], [Right 15°], you can quickly change the camera angle, and using [Face], [Upper Body], [Full Body], you can quickly change the camera position.

  

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