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A motion-captured sequence that has been fitted to some rigid-body models.
A string that uniquely identifies this motion capture trajectory.
The date on which this trajectory was captured.
The interval (in seconds) between successive timesteps in this trajectory.
Strings identifying each walker model in this trajectory.
Strings identifying each prop in this trajectory.
NEXT_ID: 9
A motion capture tracking marker.
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The name that identifies this marker.
The name of the parent frame to which this marker is attached.
The position of this marker within the parent frame.
The orientation of this marker within the parent frame.
A collection of Markers.
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A name that identifies this prop.
Size of this prop, in meters. These are the half-lengths of each dimension on the prop. The number of dimensions depend on the prop type, e.g. a sphere only requires one number to specify its radius, whereas a box requires three numbers for each of the axis.
Mass of this prop, in kilograms.
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Cartesian position of the prop. Must be of length 3.
Quaternion orientation of the prop. Must be of length 4 and normalized.
Linear velocity of the prop. May be approximated by finite differences.
Angular velocity of the prop. May be approximated by finite differences.
Scaling information for a single subtree within a walker's model.
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The name of the body at which this scaling is specified.
The desired length of the parent at which the above body is attached.
The factor by which to scale the size of each geom in this subtree.
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NEXT_ID: 3
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A name that identifies this walker.
Factors used to scale the base model to fit the mocap actor. Scaling must be applied in the same order as listed in the proto.
Mocap markers placed on this walker.
Total mass of the walker, in kilograms.
Names of end effectors as present in WalkerPose.
Names of appendages as present in WalkerPose.
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NEXT_ID: 7
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Cartesian position of the walker's root frame origin. Must be of length 3.
Quaternion orientation of the walker's root frame. Must be of length 4 and normalized.
Joint positions of the walker.
Cartesian position of the walker's center of mass.
Cartesian position of the walker's end effectors in egocentric coordinates. Length must be a multiple of 3.
Linear velocity of the walker's root frame origin. May be approximated by finite differences.
Angular velocity of the walker's root frame origin. May be approximated by finite differences.
Velocity of the walker's joints. May be approximated by finite differences.
Cartesian position of the walker's appendages in egocentric coordinates. Length must be a multiple of 3.
Cartesian position in global coordinates of the walker's body parts Length must be a multiple of 3.
Orientation of the walker's body parts
Scaling information for a walker's model.
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