I'm just waiting Iclone 7 release to make serious production Great thread! I decided after more testing today the iClone plugin is definitely inferior to the other options, but it has a huge advantage in that it is real time to capture directly to the dope sheet. I've 2 suits and it works perfect for my need. Hi Nadiak, If you're interesting by Neuron, I made a thread of it. It would be very nice if it were updated or ported to receive Brekel data. The iClone plugin is disappointing, but in the scheme of pricing is ok depending on your scene. If you need more advanced features and are comfortable fiddling in BVH Hacker, then iPi is also worth the money. I think the verdict is that if you have only a need for one Kinect One, then get Brekel.

Support from both iPi and Brekel is good. It also supports a bit of a lone wolf genius which is great for competition. As for price, Brekel costs more upfront, but you own it forever.

I couldn't find the profile for it anywhere, so if RA is reading this, you might consider needling them to include the updated rig. It appears they are using an old generation rig. What is strange about iPi Mocap Studio is that the preset iClone rig doesn't use hands for some reason. I am interested in buying neuron, but without seeing more videos of it working with iClone I probably will hold off. Brekel has an alpha version for two cameras, but when you are getting into multi camera setup, it might be cheaper just to use Neuron. Having a Wii remote would supposedly help with occluded wrists, say in a golf swing or tennis stroke, but I think the advantage is minimal because of the slightly poorer floor recognition. In theory iPi should work better and smoother, but any small advantages are vastly outweighed by having realtime feedback. After testing, Brekel outperforms iPi for single camera.

Ipi mocap studio 2.0