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I am not familiar with Python or numpy so I couldn’t be of help (and I haven’t figured out why mean is required).
So the time consuming task is for filtering 2-tracker case when 1 tracker loss tracking causing invalid data?
Does Quadratic interpolation help with “missing” top or bottom points when they appear between sampling?
sorry for asking so many programming questions.
Can you explain how 2+ trackers works? I’ve used them a bit when having trouble with only one tracker, but I’m not really sure how it should be used.
@internetpornwho Tracking with several trackers currently only has the advantage that an averaging of the calculated scores per tracker results in a somewhat more accurate signal. The idea was/is that you select several trackers and if then one tracker no longer finds his feature you can still continue tracking until all trackers of one type are lost. But this function is currently not implemented and the current code is only a partial implementation so that this can be made possible later. (The first mentioned improvement is already working in the current release)
Could you check if !trackers > 1 and then run stdmean for that situation so it maintains the functionality of multiple trackers, but offers a fast path for the easy case?
This is how i will probably implement it (i also mentioned it briefly in my previous post)
So the time consuming task is for filtering 2-tracker case when 1 tracker loss tracking causing invalid data?
@trasssh Yes and no. Yes the code can handle invalid tacking data when one tracker lost the feature. But as mentioned above, this function is currently not fully implemented.
Does Quadratic interpolation help with “missing” top or bottom points when they appear between sampling?
Yes
That’s a tip I’m totally going to have to steal from you - with a modification to account for the fact that humans have to interact with the result!
I set the options and hit Refresh only 3-4 times before something 100% usable (random AND readable AND memorable) came up.
Anyway, this thread floated up to the top of my view I wanted to say thanks for making this - the first time I tried it, I had poor results because I hadn’t noticed that the tracking box you were to draw was supposed to be VERY SMALL and not “this is the whole area to parse - the whole woman”
Now that I’ve seen some examples with very small tracking areas, life is good. Double thanks!
Curious if anyone is willing to take the time to walk me through getting this installed? Would love to be able to utilize this but I’ve gotten lost on how to do it lol
Where are you having an issue - have you tried following the video tutorial/walkthrough, or the step by step instructions with pictures listed in the OP? At what point in that process are you running into an issue.
“If you are new to scripting or have never used OFS before, i recommend to check out Husky’s video series How to script in OpenFunScripter - video tutorial . In Part 3 it explains the installation and usage of this extension. In addition, a step by step installation instruction with pictures is available on GitHub.”
I’m having issues with the latest version (1.6) that I hadn’t seen in the previous version I was running (1.4). Sometimes when it finishes a section, it shows the min/max, I then hit space to confirm and then… no points are populated? This can happen multiple times. Sometimes if I let it sit for a minute on that screen and then confirm it will work, but other times… just, nothing happens. I have made a few videos already with this new script so I don’t think the Settings.tmpfile is the issue as well I have 64gb of RAM so I doubt that’s the issue.
I went back to the 1.4 version and this issue is still present, but seems less prominent?
Thank you for the feedback. I have also noticed the problem but have not yet been able to find a source for it. I have only noticed that, if I generate less log messages that it occurs less often.
In my case one python thread did not terminate (maybe a kind of deadlock) and therefore the data was not transferred to OFS. I have only seen this problem on windows. On Linux the problem does not seem to occur (at least not for me).
To help you you could do the following:
If the tracking is finished (after the min max selection) and no data is inserted in ofs look in windows taskmanager if the funscript-editor.exe is running, if yes kill it → are the dates inserted now?
What installation method do you use, the OFS extension (Installation Option 1) or via the special function in OFS (Install Option 2)?
Can you look into your log file when no points are transferred to OFS and check if you have the line Save result to xxx/xxx.csv.
I am using windows
I’ll work on the first point:: After testing - No, when the points are not inserted the funscript-editor.exe is not still running
I installed using Install Option 2
Save result to xxx/xxx.csv is present in the log when this occurs
Man this is super difficult to try find a consistent behavior.
@internetpornwho Thanks for the help in finding the source of the problem. I create a new release v0.1.7. with some small adjustment to address the problem. it would be helpful if you could try this release and give feedback if it got better, worse or unchanged.
First off - I love that you use the previous settings for video type/tracking etc.
I’m definitely still having issues with it.I’ve only tried it with one video so far, which has been giving me tons of trouble, but it seems to be a little better? It doesn’t really seem to matter whether I wait or not until the ffmpeg process finishes or I just hit space right away with the prompt. It seems about 30-50% it posts to OFS, which is seems better than I was getting (probably 20%).
I’m determining whether ffmpeg is finished by waiting until the process goes to 0% and then removes itself under the funscript editor process in task manager.
Will continue trying for a bit, but won’t be able to give feedback again for a week.
@internetpornwho I had some time and could do some tests in my windows vm. I found that the problem with installation method 2 via the special function has another problem in addition to the one I know about. Here the data is simply not reliably transferred to OFS (tested with version 1.4.2). We would have to look at what has changed in the OFS code. You can debug this by adding the line print("add", actions[1][i], actions[2][i]) to your lua script at this position (above or below). Now you can see that all results will be passed to OFS but sometimes get lost.
For now you should switch to installation method 1 where I have not encountered this problem so far
Would that it were so simple.
After running the installer → enabling the extension and hitting Start MTFG
Error:
[string “…”]:45: attempt to call a nil value (field ‘CreateProcess’)
Hitting Open Config:
Error:
[string “…”]:136: attempt to call a nil value (field ‘CreateProcess’)
Hitting Show Log:
Error:
[string “…”]:142: attempt to call a nil value (field ‘CreateProcess’)
I’ve removed all traces of the Funscript Generator from my computer then tried running the installer again and the results are the same.
Could this have anything to do with having multiple drives on my computer?
I should probably be private messaging you this, but I figured it’s better to do it here so any troubleshooting/resolution can be found for anyone else having issues.
@internetpornwho Please make sure that that you are using version v1.4.2 of OFS, because the command ofs.CreateProcess was added in this Version.
Nialed it - works now. Thank you
Thanks for making this cool tool 
Hi, great tool! It really helps take out a lot of the monotony of scripting.
I have an issue that I can’t diagnose that I hope you can help with. No matter what I try, the top and bottom points always seem to be reversed. i.e. balls deep is a top point and just at the tip is a bottom point. This happens even when I try reversing the min and max points I am asked to set at the end of each run of the script.
Does this sound like an issue you’ve encountered before?
Before the tracking starts you can select with Tracking Metric how to handle bottom and top points.
Example: you can select the option y (up-down) or y inverted (down-up) if you want to track in y direction. Then the inverted option should output the points inverted bottom point → top point, top point → bottom point.
For me it is not clear witch representation is the correct one. But with the inverted or not inverted (normal) option you can select your preferred output. I mostly only test the y metric, because this is the only metric you need for vr videos. It is possible that there is a bug in the program for the other metrics and the points are not inverted. It would be helpful if you could list your dialog settings, so that I can reproduce the problem.
Hello!
I was trying to tinker around with files and pretty much see what I can do, however is it possible to use Supervised Mode and track/read movements when in the square but instead of stopping the recording it just reads the last input until the square is back inside the box and not off screen?
Plenty of projects I am attempting that would flow a little better if possible, is this already in the works as in figuring out? Or not planned. As long as I can find a way to keep recording the last moment without auto cancelling the recording I am set.
unfortunately, i do not fully understand your request. What I understood:
what I do not understand:
reads the last input until the square is back inside the box and not off screen?