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Optitrack Visualize
================

This example shows how to visualize Optitrack data.

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    import os
    import rofunc as rf


    input_path = '../data/RAW_DEMO/optitrack/Take 2023-03-29 06.23.40 PM.csv'
    parent_dir = os.path.dirname(input_path)
    objs_list, meta_list = rf.optitrack.get_objects(input_path)

    # --- Visualize objects ---
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    rf.optitrack.visualize_objects(parent_dir, objs_list[0], meta_list[0], up_axis='Y')


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