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This guide outlines the steps required to quickly set up your cameras in the available capture space.

Step 1: Login to Moverse Hub

Login with your account credentials to access your workspace

Moverse Hub Login Screen.

After the successful login you should see the following screen:

Moverse Hub Welcome Screen.

Let’s break down the available settings:
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AI-capability: Moverse Capture supports 3 AI levels that cover low | mid | high tiers of GPUs. AI level 1 is the default but you can try improving the capture results based on your hardware capabilities.
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IP: This is the local IP assigned to your VR headset and where VRCHAT FBT is listening. If you don’t know the IP just start the VRCHAT application in the VR headset and click the “Search” button in the Launcher. This will automatically retrieve the correct local IP for you.
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Room Lighting: This affects the gain camara parameter and ensures a smooth motion capture performance in different lighting conditions. If you feel that you have a darker room, change this to level 1 or if you feel your room is very bright, consider increasing the lighting parameter to levels 3-5.
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Turn on Logging: Enable verbose logging to help the Moverse Support team diagnose and resolve issues more efficiently
If you notice any flickering in the color streams when using the Moverse Studio, consider toggling the powerline frequency button from 50Hz to 60Hz.

Step 2: Camera Placement

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Each OAK-1 W camera must be mounted on the provided tripod and connected to a USB 3.0 port on the PC/Laptop that runs Moverse software. For convenience, a USB extension is provided with each camera.
Connecting at least one camera to a different USB controller would ensure maximum camera performace.
  • Setup Area: It is recommended to use a 2m by 2m free space for the camera setup. Arrange the 3 cameras in an arc-like shape, all looking towards the center of the capturing space. Make sure that the left- and right-most cameras are placed with at least 70° angle with respect to the user. This arrangement optimizes the coverage and quality of the capturing process.
  • Placement Details: Details regarding the recommended camera placement are depicted in the figure below. However, it is important to mention that the setup can and should be adapted based on the user’s space.

Recommended placement with 2 and 3 cameras for capturing space of 2m (6.5ft) radius

  • Camera Orientation: The cameras must face the user horizontally as in the following visual example.

Recommended camera orientation for maximizing full-body capture.

A setup example with two cameras can be seen below: