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qtm.settings.processing.skeleton

Access and modify skeleton processing settings.

import qtm

skeleton_ids = qtm.settings.processing.skeleton.get_skeleton_ids("project")
print(skeleton_ids)
# [17, 173, 329]

print(qtm.settings.processing.skeleton.get_skeleton_name("project", skeleton_ids[0]))
# Eli

skeleton_name = "Eliott"
qtm.settings.processing.skeleton.set_skeleton_name("project", skeleton_ids[0], skeleton_name)
print(qtm.settings.processing.skeleton.get_skeleton_name("project", skeleton_ids[0]))
# Eliott

print(qtm.settings.processing.skeleton.find_skeleton("project", skeleton_name))
# 17

segment_ids = qtm.settings.processing.skeleton.get_segment_ids("project", skeleton_ids[0])
print(segment_ids)
# [18, 29, 37, 44, 50, 56, 62, 69, 77, 83, 89, 96, 104, 111, 119, 125, 132, 139, 146, 152, 159, 166]

print(qtm.settings.processing.skeleton.get_segment_name("project", segment_ids[0]))
# Hips

segment_child_ids = qtm.settings.processing.skeleton.get_segment_child_ids("project", segment_ids[0])
print(segment_child_ids)
# [29, 119, 146]

print(qtm.settings.processing.skeleton.get_segment_name("project", segment_child_ids[0]))
# Spine

segment_name = "Head"
segment_id = qtm.settings.processing.skeleton.find_segment("project", skeleton_ids[0], segment_name)
print(segment_id)
# 111
skeleton_ids = qtm.settings.processing.skeleton.get_skeleton_ids("project")
print(skeleton_ids)
-- {17, 173, 329}

print(qtm.settings.processing.skeleton.get_skeleton_name("project", skeleton_ids[1]))
-- Eli

skeleton_name = "Eliott"
qtm.settings.processing.skeleton.set_skeleton_name("project", skeleton_ids[1], skeleton_name)
print(qtm.settings.processing.skeleton.get_skeleton_name("project", skeleton_ids[1]))
-- Eliott

print(qtm.settings.processing.skeleton.find_skeleton("project", skeleton_name))
-- 17

segment_ids = qtm.settings.processing.skeleton.get_segment_ids("project", skeleton_ids[1])
print(segment_ids)
-- {18, 29, 37, 44, 50, 56, 62, 69, 77, 83, 89, 96, 104, 111, 119, 125, 132, 139, 146, 152, 159, 166}

print(qtm.settings.processing.skeleton.get_segment_name("project", segment_ids[1]))
-- Hips

segment_child_ids = qtm.settings.processing.skeleton.get_segment_child_ids("project", segment_ids[1])
print(segment_child_ids)
-- {29, 119, 146}

print(qtm.settings.processing.skeleton.get_segment_name("project", segment_child_ids[1]))
-- Spine

segment_name = "Head"
segment_id = qtm.settings.processing.skeleton.find_segment("project", skeleton_ids[1], segment_name)
print(segment_id)
-- 111
curl --json "[\"project\"]" http://localhost:7979/api/scripting/qtm/settings/processing/skeleton/get_skeleton_ids/
:: [17,173,329]

set skeleton_id=17
curl --json "[\"project\", %skeleton_id%]" http://localhost:7979/api/scripting/qtm/settings/processing/skeleton/get_skeleton_name/
:: "Eli"

set skeleton_name=\"Eliott\"
curl --json "[\"project\", %skeleton_id%, %skeleton_name%]" http://localhost:7979/api/scripting/qtm/settings/processing/skeleton/set_skeleton_name/
curl --json "[\"project\", %skeleton_id%]" http://localhost:7979/api/scripting/qtm/settings/processing/skeleton/get_skeleton_name/
:: "Eliott"

curl --json "[\"project\", %skeleton_name%]" http://localhost:7979/api/scripting/qtm/settings/processing/skeleton/find_skeleton/
:: 17

curl --json "[\"project\", %skeleton_id%]" http://localhost:7979/api/scripting/qtm/settings/processing/skeleton/get_segment_ids/
:: [18,29,37,44,50,56,62,69,77,83,89,96,104,111,119,125,132,139,146,152,159,166]

set segment_id=18
curl --json "[\"project\", %segment_id%]" http://localhost:7979/api/scripting/qtm/settings/processing/skeleton/get_segment_name/
:: "Hips"

curl --json "[\"project\", %segment_id%]" http://localhost:7979/api/scripting/qtm/settings/processing/skeleton/get_segment_child_ids/
:: [29,119,146]

set segment_child_id=29
curl --json "[\"project\", %segment_child_id%]" http://localhost:7979/api/scripting/qtm/settings/processing/skeleton/get_segment_name/
:: "Spine"

set segment_name=\"Head\"
curl --json "[\"project\", %skeleton_id%, %segment_name%]" http://localhost:7979/api/scripting/qtm/settings/processing/skeleton/find_segment/
:: 111

add_skeleton

Add a skeleton.

A root segment will be added automatically. If a skeleton with the same name already exists, it will be overwritten.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

name string
The name of the skeleton.

Returns

integer The identifier of the added skeleton.


add_segment

Add a segment to a skeleton.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

parent_id integer
The parent segment identifier.

name string
The name of the segment.

Returns

integer The identifier of the added segment.


delete_skeleton

Delete a skeleton.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

skeleton_id integer
The skeleton identifier.


delete_segment

Delete a segment in a skeleton.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

segment_id integer
The segment identifier.


clear_skeletons

Delete all skeletons.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.


get_skeleton_id

Get a skeleton identifier by index.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

index integer
The index of the skeleton.

Returns

integer


get_skeleton_ids

Get all skeleton identifiers.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

Returns

[integer]


get_skeleton_count

Get the number of skeletons.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

Returns

integer


get_skeleton_name

Get the name of a skeleton.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

skeleton_id integer
The skeleton identifier.

Returns

string


set_skeleton_name

Set the name of a skeleton.

If a skeleton with the same name already exists, it will be overwritten.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

skeleton_id integer
The skeleton identifier.

name string
The name of the skeleton.


get_skeleton_scale

Get the scale of a skeleton.

The scale represents the size of the skeleton relative to e.g. an avatar. It is used when exporting and streaming such that the scale of the output is always 1.0.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

skeleton_id integer
The skeleton identifier.

Returns

float


set_skeleton_scale

Set the scale of a skeleton.

The scale represents the size of the skeleton relative to e.g. an avatar. It is used when exporting and streaming such that the scale of the output is always 1.0.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

skeleton_id integer
The skeleton identifier.

scale float
The scale of the skeleton. Must be within the [0.01, 100.0] range.


get_skeleton_root_id

Get the root segment identifier in a skeleton.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

skeleton_id integer
The skeleton identifier.

Returns

integer


get_segment_id

Get a segment identifier in a skeleton by index.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

skeleton_id integer
The skeleton identifier.

index integer
The segment index.

Returns

integer


get_segment_ids

Get all segment identifiers in a skeleton.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

skeleton_id integer
The skeleton identifier.

Returns

[integer]


get_segment_count

Get the number of segments in a skeleton.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

skeleton_id integer
The skeleton identifier.

Returns

integer


get_segment_name

Get the name of a segment in a skeleton.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

segment_id integer
The segment identifier.

Returns

string


set_segment_name

Set the name of a segment in a skeleton.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

segment_id integer
The segment identifier.

name string
The name of the segment.


get_segment_solver

Get the solver of a segment in a skeleton.

A skeleton can have multiple solvers (e.g. the hands may be solved separately from the rest of the body). In this case, the solving will be done in a hierarchical manner, starting with the root (which must have a solver). Descendant body parts are then solved locally in the coordinate systems of their parent segments.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

segment_id integer
The segment identifier.

Returns

"none"|"global_optimization"? The segment solver (or null, if the segment is solved together with its ancestors).


set_segment_solver

Set the solver of a segment in a skeleton.

A skeleton can have multiple solvers (e.g. the hands may be solved separately from the rest of the body). In this case, the solving will be done in a hierarchical manner, starting with the root (which must have a solver). Descendant body parts are then solved locally in the coordinate systems of their parent segments.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

segment_id integer
The segment identifier.

solver "none"|"global_optimization"?
The segment solver (if null, the segment will be solved together with its ancestors).


get_segment_transform

Get the transform of a segment in a skeleton.

The transform represents the calibrated pose of the skeleton, and is used as the initial solution when solving.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

segment_id integer
The segment identifier.

Returns

mat4x4f The segment transform (in local coordinates with translation in millimeters).


set_segment_transform

Set the transform of a segment in a skeleton.

The transform represents the calibrated pose of the skeleton, and is used as the initial solution when solving.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

segment_id integer
The segment identifier.

transform mat4x4f
The segment transform (in local coordinates with translation in millimeters).


get_segment_default_transform

Get the default transform of a segment in a skeleton.

The default transform brings skeletons with different zero poses (the pose where all segment rotations are zero) to the same default pose (e.g. a t-pose). This is mainly used for retargeting.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

segment_id integer
The segment identifier.

Returns

mat4x4f The segment default transform (in local coordinates with translation in millimeters).


set_segment_default_transform

Set the default transform of a segment in a skeleton.

The default transform brings skeletons with different zero poses (the pose where all segment rotations are zero) to the same default pose (e.g. a t-pose). This is mainly used for retargeting.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

segment_id integer
The segment identifier.

transform mat4x4f
The segment default transform (in local coordinates with translation in millimeters).


get_segment_degrees_of_freedom

Get the degrees of freedom of a segment in a skeleton.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

segment_id integer
The segment identifier.

Returns

{"rotation_x"|"rotation_y"|"rotation_z"|"translation_x"|"translation_y"|"translation_z": {"constraint": {"lower_bound": float, "upper_bound": float}?, "couplings": [{"segment": string, "degree_of_freedom": "rotation_x"|"rotation_y"|"rotation_z"|"translation_x"|"translation_y"|"translation_z", "coefficient": float}], "goal": {"value": float, "weight": float}?}}


set_segment_degrees_of_freedom

Set the degrees of freedom of a segment in a skeleton.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

segment_id integer
The segment identifier.

degrees_of_freedom {"rotation_x"|"rotation_y"|"rotation_z"|"translation_x"|"translation_y"|"translation_z": {"constraint": {"lower_bound": float, "upper_bound": float}?, "couplings": [{"segment": string, "degree_of_freedom": "rotation_x"|"rotation_y"|"rotation_z"|"translation_x"|"translation_y"|"translation_z", "coefficient": float}], "goal": {"value": float, "weight": float}?}}
The segment degrees of freedom.


get_segment_endpoint

Get the endpoint of a segment in a skeleton.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

segment_id integer
The segment identifier.

Returns

vec3f? The segment endpoint (in local coordinates and millimeters). Or null, if the segment has children.


set_segment_endpoint

Set the endpoint of a segment in a skeleton.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

segment_id integer
The segment identifier.

endpoint vec3f?
The segment endpoint (in local coordinates and millimeters). If null, the segment is assumed to have children.


get_segment_markers

Get the markers of a segment in a skeleton.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

segment_id integer
The segment identifier.

Returns

[{"name": string, "position": vec3f, "weight": float}] The segment markers (with positions in local coordinates and millimeters).


set_segment_markers

Set the markers of a segment in a skeleton.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

segment_id integer
The segment identifier.

markers [{"name": string, "position": vec3f, "weight": float}]
The segment markers (with positions in local coordinates and millimeters).


get_segment_rigid_bodies

Get the rigid bodies of a segment in a skeleton.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

segment_id integer
The segment identifier.

Returns

[{"name": string, "transform": mat4x4f, "weight": float}] The segment rigid bodies (with transforms in local coordinates and translations in millimeters).


set_segment_rigid_bodies

Set the rigid bodies of a segment in a skeleton.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

segment_id integer
The segment identifier.

rigid_bodies [{"name": string, "transform": mat4x4f, "weight": float}]
The segment rigid bodies (with transforms in local coordinates and translations in millimeters).


get_segment_skeleton_id

Get the skeleton identifier of a segment in a skeleton.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

segment_id integer
The segment identifier.

Returns

integer


get_segment_parent_id

Get the parent segment identifier of a segment in a skeleton.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

segment_id integer
The segment identifier.

Returns

integer? The parent segment identifier (or null, if the segment is the root).


get_segment_child_id

Get a child segment identifier of a segment in a skeleton by index.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

segment_id integer
The segment identifier.

index integer
The child index.

Returns

integer


get_segment_child_ids

Get all child segment identifiers of a segment in a skeleton.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

segment_id integer
The segment identifier.

Returns

[integer]


get_segment_child_count

Get the number of child segments of a segment in a skeleton.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

segment_id integer
The segment identifier.

Returns

integer


find_skeleton

Find a skeleton by name.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

name string
The name of the skeleton.

Returns

integer? The identifier of the found skeleton (or null, if no skeleton was found).


find_segment

Find a segment in a skeleton by name.

Parameters

source "project"|"measurement"
The settings source.

skeleton_id integer
The skeleton identifier.

name string
The name of the segment.

Returns

integer? The identifier of the found segment (or null, if no segment was found).


help

Get the documentation for a module or method.

Parameters

method string?
The name of the method (if null, the documentation for the module will be returned instead).

Returns

string