Can we use that to identify them then? A fluctuating pixel, when considered over a period of 5 frames, will have a wide range of values in way that most pixels wouldn't. That would introduce lag I guess, but maybe not much.

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Can we use that to identify them then? A fluctuating pixel, when considered over a period of 5 frames, will have a wide range of values in way that most pixels wouldn't. That would introduce lag I guess, but maybe not much.

Funkcorner opened this issue 4 years ago · 1 comments

Thanks for the links. If I'm reading it right, the z data is a float value? What is it when there's no value, -1?

Some of my function logic might work best for static subjects, like people sat at desks on video calls or streaming gameplay. The function may not be good for scenes with lots of movement, but that doesn't mean it's not worth doing I reckon.

Originally posted by @Funkcorner in https://github.com/SirLynix/obs-kinect/issue_comments/710183429

Answer 1 · 2020-10-16T16:35:18.000Z

Why did this open a new issue?!? I edited a comment in the other issue...