How to connect the Kinectv2 outcome to your Avatar/skeleton/Fittingroom Example

[FelixPias]

Hey dear Nuitrack Team,
I am amazed by the possibility you offer with this. I would like to know how to get to a moving skeleton I see in my viewport when I connect my Kinectv2.
I did everything you explained with the Installation video and in the Nuitrack Demo I see my bonestructure with my real video … okay so far so good, but since I am not a programmer or blueprint superstar, it would be awesome if you continue that installation explainer until one gets to the moving skeleton in the viewport, so that one can record or retarget it to a character. Could you help me out there? I am not sure how you got to the moving avatar in your video.
If you like you we could make a zoom call where I ask my questions to give you a hands on chance for a good tutorial intro for others?
Thank you very much in advance.

[Stepan.Reuk]

Hello @FelixPias
This week we will try to post a video tutorial “how to visualize a skeleton”. And, perhaps, a text tutorial “how to animate an avatar”

[Stepan.Reuk]

Hello. And here is a new video tutorial that will show how to work with joints and visualize the skeleton

And how to animate avatar

[Announcement] Nuitrack Unreal Engine 5 Plugin

Hello there, new text tutorial that will show How To Animate Avatar UE: AnimationBlueprint First of all, open Mannequin_Skeleton_AnimBlueprint Look at what variables are here and pay attention to the initial values (especially the fact that JointsTransform is an array with 13 elements) See how the blueprint animation is configured for this model. If you look closely, the nodes are made up in the shape of a person, two nodes for each arm, two for each leg, and nodes for the body. If you…