Spoiler: new version coming soon

[davidpagnon]

Thanks to @hunminkim98, you will soon get Sports2D to work:

• with pose estimation included in the package
• faster and more accurately than with OpenPose
• in real time
• with a more readable visual output
• and still in multi-person mode and advanced options if needed

(small changes to the visual will be made, but here is a spoiler anyway)

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/59e5d9d1-2d12-44de-80e4-e94326a5f4df

[ntd1683]

Hello, when you run, do you need to adjust anything? I don't understand why when I run, the points on the people as well as the squares are not displayed, I leave all the default values, I use pose_135

[davidpagnon]

Hi @ntd1683!

Sorry for not answering earlier. I suppose the use of body_135 is the main issue. In any case, this version is now outdated. Could you completely remove your sports2d environment: conda env remove -n sports2d, reinstall it from the beginning, and tell me how it goes?

In any case, I have not tested any whole body model yet. Can you try to write COCO_133 line 41 of Config_demo.toml? I haven't tested it but I should have written the code in such a way that it may work out of the box.

[davidpagnon]

More about the changes in the new version:

Rewrote the code after @hunminkim98's tests on (1) angle visualization, (2) with RTMPose, (3) including on webcam.

Gave an impulse to implement many other changes:

• Used RTMPose rather than OpenPose or BlazePose (faster, more accurate, more flexible)
• Single process for both pose and angle estimation
• Webcam analysis available
• Body angle visualization
• Used entry points by default for clarity and simplicity
• Saved as OpenSim files: TRC for pose, MOT for angles
• Clearer documentation
• Better demo video
• Improved tracking IDs across frames
• Added some segment angles: Pelvis, Shoulders, Head