Dragonframe can call a local script file whenever certain events occur. This is a very easy and straightforward integration with many possibilities. Here are some: Back up your high-resolution images whenever a new image is downloaded. Color process your RAW files whenever a new image is downloaded. Notify a content management system whenever a frame … Read more
Dragonframe uses the SDL2 library to support gamepads. You must install SDL2 in order to get this support. For Ubuntu/Debian systems: sudo apt-get install libsdl2-2.0 For Fedora systems: sudo yum install SDL2 Then, unplug your gamepad, plug it back in, and start Dragonframe again.
For Dragonframe 5 and newer, you can directly import an FBX file. For older versions: The Pacific Motion Control site has a great guide on exporting Maya to Kuper’s ASCII format: Exporting_Maya_Moves_to_Kuper_ASCII_Data_Files.pdf Once you have the camera move in that format, you can use the menu in the Arc workspace to import the raw move … Read more
Please review the StackShot 3X Manual on the Cognisys site.
Please review the NMX Dragonframe Support on the Dynamic Perception site. For Dragonframe 4 or newer, add a device and choose DFMoco as the Device Type in the Connections screen.