How to use the pysurvive.SurviveSensorActivations_stationary_time function in pysurvive
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cnlohr / libsurvive / bindings / python / pysurvive / recorder.py View on Github 
def record_imu(self, time, mode, accelgyro, timecode, id):
self.imu_times.append(time)
self.gyros.append(accelgyro[3:6])
self.accels.append(accelgyro[0:3])
self.time_since_move.append(pysurvive.SurviveSensorActivations_stationary_time(self.so.contents.activations) /
48000000.)pysurvive
Libsurvive is a set of tools and libraries that enable 6 dof tracking on lighthouse and vive based systems that is completely open source and can run on any device. It currently supports both SteamVR 1.0 and SteamVR 2.0 generation of devices and should support any tracked object commercially available.
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57 / 100Popular pysurvive functions
- pysurvive.close
- pysurvive.configf
- pysurvive.get_bsd_idx
- pysurvive.init
- pysurvive.install_angle_fn
- pysurvive.install_imu_fn
- pysurvive.install_light_fn
- pysurvive.install_pose_fn
- pysurvive.install_sweep_angle_fn
- pysurvive.install_sweep_fn
- pysurvive.install_sync_fn
- pysurvive.poll
- pysurvive.SC_GET
- pysurvive.SimpleContext
- pysurvive.survive_run_time
- pysurvive.SurviveSensorActivations_stationary_time
- pysurvive.timecode_difference