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.. _sphx_glr_examples_data_collection_xsens_visualize.py:


Xsens Visualize
================

This example shows how to use the skeleton files to visualize the human motion as a gif.

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    import rofunc as rf

    # Visualize a single skeleton directory
    skeleton_path = '../data/RAW_DEMO/xsens/010-004/segment'
    rf.xsens.plot_skeleton(skeleton_path, save_gif=True)

    # Visualize a batch of skeleton directories
    skeleton_dir = '../data/RAW_DEMO/xsens'
    rf.xsens.plot_skeleton_batch(skeleton_dir, save_gif=False)


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