HowTo

Quick start

We’ve made a step-by-step tutorial to help you learn how to use the Antilatency tracking system and how to set up and configure your hardware.

Configuring Antilatency devices

Tutorials for configuring and using Antilatency devices

Tracking areas setup

This section contains guides for installation various types of tracking area

HorizontalGrid Environment setup

Tutorials for creating, setting up and using a HorizontalGrid Environment

Configuring the Arbitrary2D Environment in AntilatencyService

The Environment of Arbitrary2D Environment is configured after the IR markers are physically placed on the working plane. Use the Environments tab in the AntilatencyService app to create or edit an Environment.

How to create a Vertical Environment for your tracking area

This section describes the Vertical Environment creation and configuration. Like the horizontal Environments, the vertical ones are made up of IR markers, combined in reference bars. Markers can be placed directly on walls, special racks, planks and pillars. Reference bars should be in a strictly vertical position.

Environment examples

Environment examples for different types of tracking area

How to install Antilatency SDK to Unity

This is a short instruction on how to install Antilatency SDK to your project using Unity Package Manager

Using Antilatency SDK in Unreal Engine

Step-by-step instructions for installing and using the Antilatency SDK in Unreal Engine projects.

How to add the tracking system into Stage Precision application

In this guide, you will learn how to quickly and easily integrate the Antilatency tracking system into Stage Precision applications: the required settings in AntilatencyService and step-by-step actions in SP Studio program.

How to add the tracking system into ClassX software

This guide describes the combined use of ClassX software (Elitium, LiveBoard XR and Coral XR) and Antilatency tracking system for real-time virtual production.

How to add the tracking system into Unreal Engine via Glassbox Tech’s DragonFly plugin

The Glassbox Tech's DragonFly plugin supports binding Antilatency tracking to a virtual camera in Unreal Engine. This manual describes how to connect and configure the tracking system. With DragonFly, only one camera may be tracked at a time.

How to use Antilatency with EZtrack for virtual production

This tutorial aims to explain how to connect the Antilatency tracking system to EZtrack to create a live augmented reality for a virtual production.

How to set up the ValveIndex HMD custom platform

Custom platforms for the ValveIndex VR headset. With them, you can securely fix the Universal Radio Socket in a comfortable position on the HMD.

How to install an OS to RADXA Zero eMMC

This is the manual for Linux users. If you are using another OS, you can create a virtual machine with the Linux system. There is extended manual for Oracle VM VirtualBox application users.

Tracking: a C++ demo app for Raspberry Pi

C++ console app that displays tracking on Raspberry Pi using Antilatency libraries.

Prepare an SD card image for Raspberry Pi

A step-by-step instruction to create a microSD card with OS image for Raspberry Pi.