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In order to stream to Blender, you need to have installed the Blender plugin. Instructions for doing this can be found here.
Video Tutorial: Live Streaming to Blender 2.8
This video guides you on how to setup real-time streaming of full performance capture, Face and Body, from Rokoko Studio on to your custom characters in the Blender 2.8.
Rokoko Studio settings
Enabling Rokoko Studio Live
Go to settings and click on Studio Live in the dropdown menu
Configure the data Stream
Before you can begin streaming data you need to configure the receiver information. Start by clicking the cogwheel in the top right corner, which will flip the box around.
Add receiver
Add one receiver by clicking the plus button, which applies one receiver to the list. At this stage you can modify the IP address and Port number.
Click the arrow down button to configure VP (Virtual Production) Port.
Enable and disable receiver
Each individual receiver can be enabled and disabled by toggling the switch
Enable data stream
Enable the data stream by clicking on box. The green outline indicates that the data stream is enabled, click again to disable. (In order to enable a data stream, at least one receiver must be enabled.
Blender settings
Receiving the Data
In the 3D View press N or the the little arrow on the right side
Select the “Rokoko” tab
Set the field “Port” to the value that you set in Rokoko Studio
Press “Start Receiver” to start receiving data from Rokoko Studio
Streaming Character data
After starting the receiver select the armature that you want to animate. Open the Object category and then open the “Rokoko Studio Live Setup” panel
In the actor field select the Smartsuit that you want to use for this armature
Fill all bone fields by pressing “Auto Detect” and check if all bones are correctly filled in and fill in missing bones
Ensure that the selected armature is in T-Pose and then press “Set as T-Pose”
Your armature should be animated by the live data
Optional: In order to improve animation performance enable “Hide Meshes during Play” in the receiver panel.
(Meshes that are animated by face data from Rokoko Studio will not be hidden by this setting)
If you experience any lag when using the plugin, close the window that shows key frames (in the timeline). Blender will run much smoother as the panel takes a lot of resources.
Streaming Face data
After starting the receiver select the mesh that you want to animate, open the Object category and then open the “Rokoko Studio Live Setup” panel
In the “Face” field select the face data that you want to use for this mesh
Fill all shapekey fields by pressing “Auto Detect” and check if all shapekeys are correctly filled in and fill in missing shapekeys.
Your mesh should now be animated by the face data.
Streaming Virtual Production data
After starting the receiver select the object that you want to animate
Open the Object category and then open the “Rokoko Studio Live Setup”
In the “Tracker or Prop” field select the tracker or prop data that you want to use for this object.
When you have selected your prop. You can also turn on "Use Custom Scale" and change the Scale, to make sure everything fits your Blender project.
Your object should now be animated by the tracker or prop data.
In the Receiver panel you can set the “Scene Scale” to scale the live position data to fit your project.
Video Tutorial: Adding Rokoko Studio Motion Library assets to your character in Blender
in the top right corner, which will flip the box around. 
, which applies one receiver to the list. At this stage you can modify the IP address and Port number. 
button to configure VP (Virtual Production) Port.
