, miközben korábban láttuk a Kinect-alapú virtuális öltözőket, az Arbuzz csapat egy kissé eltérő megközelítést (fordítást) veszünk a digitális ruhába. rather than utilizing flat pictures of clothes superimposed on the subject’s body, their solution uses full 3D models of the garments to accomplish the desired effect. This technique enables them to produce a more true to life experience, where the garments complies with the subject around, flowing naturally with the user’s movements.
Mint sok más Kinect Hacks, használják az Openni-t, valamint a Nite-t, hogy megszerezzék a váz adatát az érzékelőtől. The application itself was written in C# with Microsoft’s XNA game advancement tools, as well as uses a special physics engine to render the simulated cloth in a sensible fashion
[Lukasz] states that the system is still in its infancy, as well as will need plenty of work before they are totally happy with the results. Attól, hogy ültünk, az alább ágyazott demo videó meglehetősen tiszta, még akkor is, ha egy kicsit durva a szélek körül. We were especially pleased to see the Xbox’s native Kinect interface put to work in a diy project, as well as we are rather interested to see exactly how things look when they put the final touches on it.
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