It is somewhat interesting that we can import models into facerig but that does not really help if we can't render out of our game engines or out of vray etc. This has huge potential as a professional tool but is this possible? now? or planned in the future? then i just need some way to capture hand and finger animation -) I would love to layer FaceRig animations on top of my IPIsoft motion capture performances in 3dsmax.

eg maya or game devs will want to pull it into unity or unreal 4. Is facerig pro capable of exporting face tracking data into some format that can be used by 3dmax? or I am sure other people will want to export it into a variety of other engines.

(for architectural walkthroughs and oil and gas training animations) We then import the data from mocap studio directly into 3dsmax biped and have some decent results from that. It only needs 3 playstation eye cameras.so an entire motion capture system (minus the face) in your living room is costing under $1000 for software and cameras. Welcome to Animating with motion capture, a class where you can learn my workflow to take a standard motion capture clip and use keyframes to create custom animations. However we have to be able to export from facerig and import the captuerd performance data into other programs for this to be the case.Įg: I use IPI soft motion capture studio for whole body motion capture. It seems like this program a stand alone toy, and marketed to consumers more than anything but I think it has huge potential as part of a low budget motion capture system for professional or indie use.

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