Naming Conventions

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	RIGHT_HAND		RIGHT_HAND
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	LEFT_HIP		LEFT_HIP

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Moviesandbox sometimes looks for specific naming conventions in some of its functionality, for example to import two sides of a milkscanned TGA file or to connect kinect skeleton data. Here is a list of the conventions you should be aware of:

Bone naming conventions

Roughly following the OPENNI bone names:

HEAD
NECK

LEFT_SHOULDER
LEFT_ELBOW
LEFT_HAND

RIGHT_SHOULDER
RIGHT_ELBOW
RIGHT_HAND

TORSO or SPINE

PELVIS

LEFT_HIP
RIGHT_HIP
LEFT_KNEE
LEFT_FOOT
RIGHT_KNEE
RIGHT_FOOT

Moviesandbox is lenient in capitalization Left_Knee is the same as left_knee and LEFT_KNEE - all will work.

Importing TGA files

Moviesandbox will automatically look for a file of the same name plus "_back", load it and interpret it as the backside of your TGApointcloud import. Like this:

astronaut.tga
astronaut_back.tga

will be put together into one complete drawing!

cosmonaut.tga
cosmonaut_back_2.tga

will unfortunately not work, as I am looking for _back just before the file name extension...

taikonaut.tga
taikonaut_BACK.tga

will also not work at time of this writing. Given time, I will make this case-agnostic.