Re: How do I get the 3D head coordinates in Python through t

2015-02-11T10:05:03+02:00

You should look at fetching pupil coordinates from the frame object as documented by the API

Statistics: Posted by skataAnders — 11 Feb 2015, 10:05

How do I get the 3D head coordinates in Python through the A

2015-01-20T16:32:57+02:00

I am working with custom software, and I'm attempting to make a "show eyes" function before calibration where you can see if the tracker is picking up on your eyes, and then position yourself correctly with regards to the appropriate distance away from the tracker. This is similar to what the eye tribe UI does, so I'm assuming it can be done? Do you know of an easy way to get these 3D position coordinates (not gaze, but position of the head with regards to the tracker) in Python through the API?

Statistics: Posted by skatabdohert — 20 Jan 2015, 16:32

The Eye Tribe

Re: How do I get the 3D head coordinates in Python through t

How do I get the 3D head coordinates in Python through the A