The FreeMoCap Project
A free-and-open-source, hardware-and-software-agnostic, minimal-cost, research-grade, motion capture system and platform for decentralized scientific research, education, and training
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QUICKSTART
0. Create a a Python 3.10 through 3.12 environment (python3.12 recommended)
1. Install software via pip:
pip install freemocap
2. Launch the GUI by entering the command:
freemocap
3. A GUI should pop up that looks like this:
4. Have fun! See the Beginner Tutorials on our official docs for detailed instructions.
5. Join the Discord and let us know how it went!
Install/run from source code (i.e. the code in this repo)
Open an Anaconda-enabled command prompt (or your preferred method of environment management) and enter the following commands:
- Create a
Pythonenvironment (Recommended version ispython3.11)
conda create -n freemocap-env python=3.11
- Activate that newly created environment
conda activate freemocap-env
- Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/freemocap/freemocap
- Navigate into the newly cloned/downloaded
freemocapfolder
cd freemocap
- Install the package via the
pyproject.tomlfile
pip install -e .
- Launch the GUI (via the
freemocap.__main__.pyentry point)
python -m freemocap
A GUI should pop up!
Documentation
Our documentation is hosted at: https://freemocap.github.io/documentation
That site is built using writerside from this repository: https://github.com/freemocap/documentation
Contribution Guidelines
Please read our contribution doc: CONTRIBUTING.md
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License
This project is licensed under the APGL License - see the LICENSE file for details.
If the AGPL does not work for your needs, we are happy to discuss terms to license this software to you with a different
agreement at a price point that increases exponentially as you
move spiritually away from the AGPL
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