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If your camera view is not masked, you can see reflections represented by light pixels in the Cameras view. During masking, blue pixels are drawn in the Cameras view, enabling you to see how much of the view is masked.
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- Ensure you have disabled or turned off any Pulsars and props that use active markers. Note that, to start masking, at least one camera must be contributing data.
In the Workspace, select the Cameras view.
In the System panel, click on the Vicon Cameras heading to select all the cameras (or Shift+click, or Ctrl+A, or drag, or right-click and then click Select All Cameras).
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If you are already in the Cameras view with a single camera selected, double-click in the camera view to display all cameras.In the Camera Calibration panel, under Masking, click Mask All.
The button displays Stop Masking and at the top of the workspace, Auto Mask Active and a flashing red circle is displayed.
On the cameras, the status lights turn cyan while auto masking is in progress.
Evoke starts tracking the data visible to each of the connected cameras. Any camera masks created are displayed as blue cells in the Cameras views for affected cameras. If no data is visible to a particular camera, Evoke does not create any masks for it.- After about 5–10 seconds, click Stop.
- In the Cameras view for each camera, ensure that any unwanted reflections are eliminated. (Each view should either be completely blank or should contain some blue pixels.)
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