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I have made a video as a guide to help calibrate your xbox 360 kinect. You can watch it here.
@TheDunkShot Hi, thanks for the tutorial. Definitely gonna try it later today! I have a few questions though… Where did you place the kinect? It looks like it’s at the height of your chest facing straight at you is that correct? If so, how far is it away from you? Because I have to place mine a few meters in front of me and a little above me aswell to stay in the fov at all times even when sitting down. Also, why did you set the tilt angle setting to -13 and what does it do?
The tilt angle moves the kinects up and down motor. Negative is down amd positive is up. To apply the tilt you must press ENTER otherwise nothing will happen. I might make a video about kinect placement but i play in my bedroom. Tracking with the xbox 360 kinect is surprisingly good for how old it is. Some sort of tracker smoothing option would be nice as it is quite wobbly. Anyways i’m glad this worked for people as i have spent ages figuring around this headache.
Probably the main reason i made this as i helped my fellow mrpenguin setup full body as he was getting frustrated as his feet kept going weird. I told him to do this and it worked! I felt so proud and decided to help everyone else with this issue. If this does work for everyone then i would say this could be the best way to calibrate the kinect for full body.
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