display_skeleton.md

Showing a Single Frame

1. Function Call:

   • Call the showSingleFrame function with the desired frame number.

   showSingleFrame(frame_no)

2. Optional Parameters:

   • Optionally, you can customize the display:
     • Set translation to False to disable joint translation.
     • Set single_frame to True if you want to display only the specified frame.

   showSingleFrame(frame_no, translation=False, single_frame=True)

3. Visualization:

   • The function will visualize the specified frame in a 3D plot, highlighting joint positions and bone connections.

4. Interactivity:

   • Interact with the plot to explore the 3D representation of the skeleton.
   • Close the plot window to proceed with further analysis or visualization.

Example:

# Display single frame number 120 without translation
showSingleFrame(120, translation=False, single_frame=True)

Displaying a Range of Frames

To visualize a range of frames using the showFrameRange function:

1. Function Call:

   • Call the showFrameRange function with the starting and ending frame numbers.

   showFrameRange(frame_start, frame_end)

2. Optional Parameters:

   • Optionally, you can customize the display:
     • Set translation to False to disable joint translation.

   showFrameRange(frame_start, frame_end, translation=False)

3. Visualization:

   • The function will iterate through the specified frame range, displaying each frame's 3D representation.
   • Observe joint movements and connections throughout the specified range.

4. Interactivity:

   • Interact with the plots to explore the evolving skeleton positions.
   • Close the plot window to proceed with further analysis or visualization.

Example:

# Display frames from 20 to 50 with joint translation enabled
showFrameRange(20, 50, translation=True)

This function provides an interactive way to observe the sequence of frames and analyze the dynamics of the skeleton movements within the specified range.