Display Menu

Most of the Display options shown here can also be toggled ON and OFF using the Display toggle buttons in the sidebar.

Display Menu

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Show/Hide 3D View

3D scene viewer.

Toggle showing the 3D View in the application. If toggled ON but the 3D View is not visible, drag the 3D View open from the right border of the application window.

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Show/Hide Boxes

Person identification boxes can be toggled on and off using the sidebar button.

Boxes drawn around detected and identified people.

Toggle the boxes around all people found in each 2D view. The color of the box around each identified person is unique to that person and the same in all views. The boxes around people who have not been identified are grey. Person identifications are also printed in the upper left corner of the boxes.

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Show/Hide 3D Segments

3D segments can be toggled on and off using the sidebar button.

Segments on identified people and in 3D scene.

Toggle the 3D segments of each identified person in the 2D views and in the 3D view. The color of the segments is unique to the identifed person and matches the color of the 2D boxes corresponding to that person.

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Show/Hide Skeleton

Skeletons can be toggled on and off using the sidebar button.

Segments on identified people and in 3D scene.

Toggle the skeletons of each identified person in the 2D views and in the 3D view. The color of each skeleton is unique to the identified person and matches the color of the 2D boxes corresponding to that person.

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Show/Hide Local Coordinate Systems

Local segment coordinate systems can be toggled on and off using the sidebar button.

Segments with local coordinate systems on identified people and in 3D scene.

Toggle the local coordinate systems of segments and cameras in the 2D views and in the 3D view. Note that the local coordinate systems of the segments are only shown if the segments or skeleton are visible. The origin of each coordinate system is a white sphere, the x-axis is a red arrow, the y-axis is a green arrow, and the z-axis is a blue arrow.