What is Similarity? As the name suggests, similarity measures how closely your current pose matches the one captured and saved in the software during pose recognition.

Trigger Similarity

When your pose similarity is greater or equals to this threshold, it triggers outputs.

Lower Similarity makes actions easier to trigger.

Higher Similarity require more precise matching, makes it harder to trigger

Once your pose matches the trigger similarity:

Any output set to Press Once will trigger immediately once.

In keyboard & mouse output:

Any key set to Hold will begin being held down.

Keys set to Press Again(toggle) will run the action before the loop marker

Keys set to Spam will begin spamming.

For outputs like Wrist to Cursor, Wrist to Mouse, Page Control, or Link Control, they will activate or deactivate according to your settings.

Exit Similarity

When your pose similarity falls below this threshold, The Link determines that you are no longer holding the pose.

1 All Press Once actions become eligible to trigger again.

2 All keys set to Hold will be released

3 All “Hold” actions for Wrist to Mouse, Wrist to Cursor, Page Control, and Link Control will reverse their state—if they were turned on at trigger time, they will be turned off; if they were turned off, they will be turned on.

4. In keyboard & mouse output:

All keys set to Press Again(Toggle) will run the action after the loop marker.

All keys set to Spam will stop auto-clicking.

Check the Pose Recognition section for additional details.