CS-P02 · Forge world
Motion, inferred from video.
AutoScript Sync watches a video and works out the movement in it — pose estimation and depth, run through ONNX Runtime on your own GPU. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is queued on somebody else's server, and the whole thing works with the machine unplugged from the internet.
One-time payment · v2.120.10 · Windows · Python + PyQt6
- DecodeFrames pulled from the source video.
- PoseKeypoints estimated per frame, on-device.
- DepthA depth field so motion toward the camera counts.
- TrackKeypoints associated across frames into paths.
- EmitPaths resolved into a timed motion script.
What it does not do
The tuning story is the interesting part, and it goes the unglamorous way.
Output smoothing was removed because it was measured, not because it looked wrong. It gained roughly 0.001 F1 — indistinguishable from nothing — so it was cut rather than kept because smoothed curves look tidier in a screenshot. The same rule applies to the priors: nothing is hand-tuned ahead of measurement, because a number you adjusted until the output pleased you is not a number any more.
- Version
- v2.120.10
- Inference
- ONNX Runtime
- Runs
- On your GPU
- Uploads
- None
- Licence
- One-time, lifetime
- Trial
- Free, one day