Choosing a marker set that is appropriate for your requirements is the first step in creating a subject in Shogun (for an overview, see Create and calibrate subjects). Templates (labeling and solving) for these marker sets are supplied with the latest release of Shogun:

Marker set	Description
FrontWaist	Standard 53-marker set
FrontWaist10Fingers	Standard marker set plus 10 finger-markers
FrontWaist3Fingers	Standard marker set plus three finger-markers
FrontWaist5Fingers	Standard marker set plus five finger-markers
Production	Production marker set, which helps with marker occlusion and includes extra markers for the back and top of the shoulders to help with gap-filling and solving
Production10Fingers	Production marker set plus 10 finger-markers
Production3Fingers	Production marker set plus three finger-markers
Production5Fingers	Production marker set plus five finger-markers
SideWaist	Alternative standard marker set, which avoids front waist marker occlusion (useful if, for example, the front waist marker is likely to be occluded due to a performer's hands obstructing it or the performer bending forwards)
SideWaist10Fingers	Standard marker set with side waist markers plus 10 finger-markers
SideWaist3Fingers	Standard marker set with side waist markers plus three finger-markers
SideWaist5Fingers	Standard marker set with side waist markers plus five finger-markers

For the most realistic finger animation, the 10 finger-marker set is recommended.

It is assumed that you are using one of Shogun’s default labeling templates. If you are using a different template, contact Vicon Support.

When you have chosen an appropriate marker set, the next step is to attach markers to the relevant actor (see Place markers on a performer). If you are working on a scene with multiple performers, see also Add labelling clusters to the tracking panel (optional).

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