CyberBoy

This is still happening in the latest version: "suneditor": "2.45.1", "suneditor-react": "3.6.1" It happened when pasting an image from a screenshot, inside the editor.

Hi, i can see the video, and it seems very strange. Are you using a Kinect for Windows 2 or a Kinect for Xbox 360?. As I coded this project...

As for the restarting of the Kinect, try to reinstall the KinectStudio and also use a different usb port to see if it the kinect still restarts.

Glad to here it, i have done similar work in [this repository](https://github.com/KonstantinosAng/KinectPython) but without pointclouds. If you want to check it out. Good luck and feel free to ask me...

Check these issues from the official PyKinect2: https://github.com/Kinect/PyKinect2/issues/17 https://github.com/Kinect/PyKinect2/issues/37

I cannot say for sure what is going on, as when calling the depth_point_2_world_point function I just call the Kinect's transformation function MapDepthPointToCameraSpace and return the values, so I cannot...

The Kinect's sensor is very sensible, you cannot simply trust the raw data of Kinect, you have to apply a filter (most of the time Kalman filters) to smooth and...

Hello, the problem is with int(center_x), int(center_y). you cannot be sure that the Kinect values will always be numeric (float or int). The kinect is susceptible to external noise, such...

Then you have to handle their value: Also numpy can filter these values faster with: color2depth_points = color2depth_points[np.all(color2depth_points != float('-inf'), axis=1)] # remove -inf and then do: depth_x = color2depth_points[color_point[1]...

try removing the option axis=1 color2depth_points = color2depth_points[np.all(color2depth_points != float('-inf'))] # remove -inf