💠 vmcrec

Record & replay VirtualMotionCapture motions with lightweight data format

Dependencies

You need VirtualMotionCapture with OSC motion sender enabled. More specifically you'll need paid version of VirtualMotionCapture.

Generating Dump

Run vmcrec.exe -o [output file name] (on Windows). It listens VMC protocol on port 39539.
Launch VirtualMotionCapture. Check Enable OSC motion sender from Settings. Note that you'll need paid version of VirtualMotionCapture that supports OSC motion sender.
vmcrec.exe starts recording motions and generate dump file.
In order to stop recording, type Ctrl-C from your keyboard on vmcrec.exe console. This will generate resulting output file.

Replay

Run vmcrec.exe -i [input file name] --replay (on Windows). It parses input file and re-send UDP packet using VMC protocol to port 39539. WIP

Options

-p <port number> ... port number to listen VMC data. 39539 by default.
-o <output file name> ... Output file name to generate.
--replay ... Start replaying dump file. Must use with -i option.
-i <input file name> ... Input file name to replay.

Building

You need Cmake and Visual Studio with C++ environment installed. You don't need Unity nor UniVRM to build vmcrec. There is a CMakeLists.txt file which has been tested with Cmake on Windows. For instance in order to generate a Visual Studio 10 project, run cmake like this: