Diskussionsbeitrag

If anyone is interested, I built a new tool because the existing stick overlay utilities didn’t quite fit my needs:

https://github.com/codemonkey76/sticks-overlay

It uses your Blackbox log to create a MOV file with a transparent background. You can then import it into your preferred video editor, place it in a layer above your footage, and resize or reposition it as desired.

Here is a usage example:

```bash

stickoverlay btfl_001.bbl \

--fps 59.94 \

--mode 2 \

--trail --trail-decay 0.9 --trail-alpha 0.5 --trail-color FFFFFF \

--corner-radius 18 \

--color-fill 00000080 \

--line-width 10 --dot-radius 10 \

--codec qtrle \

--out ~/overlays \

--invert-yaw

```

In the first video I uploaded using this tool, the yaw was inverted. Using `--invert-yaw` fixes the issue, but I didn’t notice until after posting. Here is a new flight with the correct stick positions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8D_oe6xEbY

If you want to record longer Blackbox logs for this purpose, just only record the stick commands, and use the slowest logging rate: