I did try with Motion Tracking Funscript Generator, which should in theory work as it’s all Python, and got it running after building a Mac-friendly requirements.txt, but I couldn’t get the OFS integration working or figure out how to add tracking boxes—click–dragging in the window when manually loading a video into it didn’t seem to do anything. That was as far as I got before giving up, I might try again in a few days.
In the meantime, I did find that Simple scripter in the Handy Playground seems to be able to do motion tracking? I’m not 100% sure how well it exports, but it might work well enough to do the motion tracking in that first and then import into OFS. To try it:
- Open the site, use the
Filemenu to add your video. Now clickComponents, then scroll down to “Move net tracking” and tick theShowcheckbox, then scroll down and click theSavebutton. - Now in the user interface you should see a big
Load moveNet trackerbutton. Click that (you’ll need to be using Chrome as it won’t work in other browsers). Choose the tracking option (e.g. Torso) and click theStart trackingbutton and let it do its magic.
That should hopefully give you some data that you can import!