Dec 16, 2022, 10:31 AM

Currently I am working with an artist in the UK and we each purchased Rokoko Smartsuit Pro a couple of years ago in order to use the Rokoko Studio software to send mocap data to Isadora, and we've discovered that the new version of their software (Rokoko Studio Beta) doesn't yet have the option under "Livestream" to send data to Isadora. (Though using their Rokoko Studio Legacy software is still a stable and viable option for this.)

I'd like to encourage anyone in our community who has used or wants to use Rokoko products for sending mocap data to Isadora to:

  • Periodically check the Rokoko Product Roadmap to see if they've added an item for Isadora 3 integration with Rokoko Studio Beta (and upvote it if it's there)
  • Send in a feature request to Rokoko politely asking them to add the option under "Livestream" to send data to Isadora frin their Rokoko Studio Beta software (as you could in their Rokoko Studio Legacy software).
  • Join the Rokoko Discord and, in the "-feature-request" channel, respectfully ask for the option under "Livestream" to send data to Isadora from their Rokoko Studio Beta software.

Please understand that I am not encouraging anyone to be angry with or to go annoy Rokoko about this, I simply want to make sure that Rokoko knows that members of our community would like the ability to use their mocap products with Isadora again. Ask @mark always says, "The squeaky wheel gets the grease." ;)


If you're unfamiliar with Rokoko's mocap hardware and software, you may want to check out Mark's Guru session on how to use the Rokoko Smartsuit Pro to send live motion capture data from a performer to Isadora and use that data to do many interesting things. 

Other existing (free!) resources concerning using mocap/motion capture, body/skeleton tracking, motion tracking, sensor/controller/OSC/MIDI data, and/or 3D workflows with Isadora include:

Resources available for download on the TroikaTronix Add-Ons Page:

Resources available to watch on the TroikaTronix Youtube Channel (these usually also have a downloadable example file linked in the video description):