Description

Executes the quick post operation that processes an x2d offline at the specified processing level.

To process directly to MCP, use the -readMCP and -writeMCP options to specify the source and output MCP.

Functional area

Data editing

Command syntax

Syntax

quickPost processingLevel [-ranges] [-currentFrame] [-resetScene] [-selected] [-writeMCP string] [-readMCP string]

Arguments

Name	Type	Required	Comments
`processingLevel`		yes	Type of processing required ("reconstruct", "label", "solve", "labelocclusionfix", "occlusionfixsolve", "labelsolve", "labelocclusionfixsolve" or "retarget")

Flags

Name	Argument type	Comments
`ranges`		Processes the specified range(s) of the current capture.
`currentFrame`		Processes the current frame of the current capture.
`resetScene`		Resets the current scene. Deletes all animation data and unlabeled markers from the scene, but leaves devices and VSTs/VSKs untouched (equivalent of Reset Scene option in the Processing panel).
`selected`
`writeMCP`	string	Specify an output MCP, including the path (see below for an example).
`readMCP`	string	Specify a source MCP for processing, including the path (see below for an example). The process uses an X2D file with the same name as the MCP, so ensure an X2D with a matching name is located in the same folder.

Return value

void

Example

// Reconstruct take for the current frame while resetting the scene.
// To process takes, replace "Reconstruct" with required processing
// type.
quickPost "Reconstruct" -currentFrame -resetScene;

// This command reprocesses an mcp file, using the retarget 
// processing level and outputs the processed mcp to the specified 
// folder. If using retarget, make sure your data has a retargeting setup.
quickPost "retarget" -readMCP "C:\Data\1Character10z.mcp" -writeMCP "C:\Data\1Character10z.processed.mcp";

Additional information

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