It happens rarely but, every now and then, a mismatch with a point cloud can occur which upsets the smooth flow of a motion during tracking.

I was thinking it might be a useful feature in this situation if a user could temporarily deactivate one or more point clouds from tracking for the range of frames where there is a problem. Once clear of the problem range, the deactivated point cloud could be re-activated again for the remainder of tracking.

Thanks for listening.

G.

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thought about the same. happens that a body part might pop out of its position quite early when you start the tracking, which means you have to re-track the entire skeleton for the whole shot to correct that bodyparty (as far as i know).

would be nice if you could exclude bones for tracking and correction, and therefore speed up the entire tracking process.

I was actually just posting this exact same thing albeit from a slightly different angle. The processing time on 8 cameras is quite a bit longer than the 4 we have been testing with. I would love to have the ability of ignoring 1 or more cameras at the click of a button before processing.