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The core of MocapX streaming. This Maya node communicates with the iOS app over WiFi (requires IP address and port) or USB (port only). It receives 52 facial expressions, head rotation, and eye tracking data in real-time at 60fps. Includes built-in recording controls — specify a file path and duration, then use Save Clip to capture data directly to disk.

Used for reading MocapX data clips from the local drive. Load recorded clip files, scrub through the timeline, and apply the data to your rig as if it were a live stream. Ideal for reviewing and refining captured performances offline.

A node that stores rest (neutral) values for the PoseLib system. Groups attributes on your rig that should receive motion capture data. Drag and drop controllers and attributes to build a mapping between captured data and your rig. These rest values serve as the baseline from which all pose transitions are calculated.

The non-destructive mapping system. Each pose defines a neutral face (relaxed state, value 0) and a face with expression (extreme state, value 1), similar to how blendshapes work. Motion capture data drives the 0–1 transition to transfer expressions to your rig. Create a pose for each ARKit expression, and MocapX blends between them. Edit, update, and refine poses without affecting the original rig setup.

A utility node that lets you quickly switch the data source between the Realtime Device and the Clip Reader. This makes it easy to toggle between live capture and recorded playback without rewiring your rig connections. Also useful for remapping and transforming captured values before they reach your rig.