WindowsMixedRealityHandRecorder.ReferenceJoint Property
Definition
Important
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The joint positioned at the origin at the start of the recording.
public:
property Microsoft::MixedReality::Toolkit::Utilities::TrackedHandJoint ReferenceJoint { Microsoft::MixedReality::Toolkit::Utilities::TrackedHandJoint get(); void set(Microsoft::MixedReality::Toolkit::Utilities::TrackedHandJoint value); };public Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.Utilities.TrackedHandJoint ReferenceJoint { get; set; }member this.ReferenceJoint : Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.Utilities.TrackedHandJoint with get, setPublic Property ReferenceJoint As TrackedHandJointProperty Value
Remarks
If the reference joint moves between start and stop of recording then final position is used as an offset.
Example: A "poke" gesture can be simulated by moving the index finger forward between start and stop, giving an offset that creates a poking motion when interpolated.