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2026-08-26: site-tree link check (/concepts/, /guides/installation-troubleshooting, /guides/calibration-troubleshooting, github.com/freemocap/freemocap/issues) plus a Discord-invite sweep across this site's own src/ (footer, homepage, docs/start/index.md) and every polyrepo clone
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If you have followed along with the previous guides, congrats. You should now be able to record your own 3D motion capture. Making a lot of short recordings is a great way to figure out what works best for you and your use cases. It's also a fun excuse to do a little dance or practice your miming skills.

If you'd like to understand more details about using FreeMoCap, including how to set up a recording space and more information on the various setting, visit the concepts section for more in depth guides.

If you haven't found success, don't be too discouraged. A troubleshooting section covers guides on fix an installation problem and fix a calibration problem that help you figure out common issues. If you continue to have troubles, join the FreeMoCap Discord and ask for help in the #help-requests channel, or submit an issue on the FreeMoCap GitHub.