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 == Recording the Data ==
-To record data in the captury you have to choose your folder and create a new shot. If you didn't have a folder yet, you can create it by
+To record data in the captury you have to choose your folder and create a new shot.
-[[Image:JJ_tut_start.jpg]]
+If you don't have a folder yet, you can create one by accessing the Shot Manager which is found in the lower area and scroll to the bottom of the list,
+where you find the button <new directory>
+[[Image:JJ_tutblend_1.png|400px]]
+If your folder is set, you can create a new shot by clicking on the button with the label <new shot>
+[[Image:JJtutNew_shot.png|400px]]
+This will create a new folder on the computer in which all your tracking data will be stored. You can see the path of your folder listed on the right side.
+[[Image:JJ_tut_newshot2.jpg|1280px]]
+Now you can start tracking data with the captury!
+== Blender Import ==
+All your recorded data is stored in the folder you just created.
+In it you will find a .obj file and a .fbx file, along with some other files.
+The .fbx file has your motion data stored, so if you want to use the animation data from the captury this is the file you need.
+The .obj file holds the standard 3D Model, that is provided by the captury software.
+[[Image:JJ_tut_folder.jpg|100px]]
+'''Import the .fbx file'''
+To import the .fbx file, go to file>import>FBX(.fbx).
+[[Image:JJ_tut_blendfbx.jpg|100px]]
+A new window opens and asks you to select a .fbx file. Use the file browser to select your .fbx file.
+Make sure that you selected the '''Armatures button''' in the lower left corner.
+[[Image:JJ_tut_blendfbx2.jpg|100px]]
+When you hit the 'Import FBX' Button it will import your animation. It can take some time so be patient.
+Now you have a armature/skeleton and 3D object (the same as in the .obj file) ready  to use in blender.
+You can rig the imported skeleton to any 3D model you like.
+If you have a bad framerate when you play your animation, try deselecting your imported file.
+[[Image:JJ_tut_blendfbx3.jpg|100px]]
+'''Import the .obj file'''
+To import the .obj file, go to file>import>FBX(.fbx).
+[[Image:JJ_tut_blendobj.jpg|100px]]
+A new window opens and asks you to select a .obj file. Use the file browser to select your .obj file.
+[[Image:JJ_tut_blendobj2.jpg|100px]]
+If your blender editor is looking like this: [[Image:JJ_tut_blendobj3.jpg|50px]] press the "S" key on your keyboard to rescale the object with your mouse.
+Press the left mousebutton to confirm.
+You can now start using your imported 3D object in blender!
+[[Image:JJ_tut_blendobj4.jpg|100px]]
+== [[Media:Jj_tut_dancegif.gif|(☞ﾟヮﾟ)☞ Have fun!]] ==