kamaroman68
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I cant seem to grasp the concept of making this work. I have gone through the instructions many times now and still cant get it to work. Anyone willing to do a joinme? Thanks Chris
Perhaps you can run Window's Problem Step Recorder (it's part of Windows 7 & 8 as standard, search for psr or check the control panel under trouble shooting, failing that go to C:\Windows\System32\ and run psr.exe), record your steps taken and send us the saved zip file so we can see what's happening.
To be honest it's a very simple process and is covered by Justin however I'll list the steps here again.
First open ARC and load the example project.
Next run EZ-Face.
In EZ-Face set the IP as required, if it is on the same PC as ARC then enter LocalHost
Next click on Connect
Next refresh you camera list
Next select the camera from the drop down list
Next click Detect and Recognise
It should now be running. You will need to train at least one face before it works with ARC.
Justin has provided a video showing all of this too;
After training faces you will now see the EZ-Face send the $FaceName variable to ARC with the variable set to the recognised face.
Start EZ-Face
Change the IP to Local Host
Click Connect
Refresh Camera List
Select Camera from list
Click Detect and Recognise
To add faces
When a face is detected add the persons name to the correct box
Click on Add Face
Follow the instructions Justin has provided, namely the part about where to extract it.
Once extracted in the correct place (C:\) run the "MultiFaceRec - Shortcut"
You should end up with this
All of the folders in the last screenshot have files in too, I don't have time to take screenshots of the entire directory structure. If you extract like the first photo you should have all required files in the right place.