00:00Welcome to Kung Fu Live!
00:03Basic Setup
00:05First of all, turn all available lights on.
00:08The more lights you have, the better.
00:11Place your camera on top or in front of the TV.
00:15Make sure it's stable and doesn't move by itself.
00:18Check that the camera is set to Wide Angle View.
00:22Point the camera so that you fit in the view fully.
00:25Adjust the position if necessary.
00:27Pay attention to being correctly sized in the game.
00:31Take three good steps away from the camera to get into the right playing distance.
00:35If you are too big, step further from the camera.
00:41And get closer if you appear too small.
00:45Clear some room for your Kung Fu action.
00:51For smooth playing, you should have two to three steps of clear space sideways.
00:55Make sure that you can kick safely.
00:58Make sure that you stand out from your playing background.
01:02For best results, use clothes that look different than the background and are of different color.
01:07Now you're ready to calibrate.
01:14Browse through the presets and choose one that gives the best looking results.
01:18It doesn't need to look perfect, but check that your arms and legs are not cut off and that there
01:23aren't too many holes or shadows visible.
01:26If one of the presets works well, then you are ready to go.
01:31If your image gets messy during the gameplay, walk from side to side to fix it.
01:36This will clean up any unwanted noise and clutter from the camera view.
01:40Remember to keep on moving.
01:43Relax your body.
01:44Smile at your enemy.
01:46And start kicking ass.
01:48Smile at your enemy.
01:49Smile at your enemy.
01:49Smile at your enemy.
01:49Smile at your enemy.
01:50Smile at your enemy.
01:50Smile at your enemy.
01:51Smile at your enemy.
01:51Smile at your enemy.
01:51Smile at your enemy.
01:52Smile at your enemy.
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